MAMP "count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable" Warning: mysqli_real_connect(): (28000/1045): Access denied for user (using password: YES) in C:\MAMP\htdocs\index.php on line 123īut now that I display the errors, I get this annoying message each time I try to do something in phpMyAdmin (which runs as PHP in the same Apache server):
#Mamp server start page full
The current setting is displayed in and I can change it in C:\MAMP\conf\php7.2.1\php.ini and after a restart of the Apache server I can see full error messages: I have to set display_errors=on for that. But I’m there to play and I want to see the error messages and line numbers. This configuration is ok for production because displaying errors may give clues to hackers. With the default configuration, Apache just raises and Error 500 which does not help me a lot for debugging. I’ll write some PHP and because it’s the first time in my life, I will have some errors. With all defaults (Apache on port 80) my web server pages are on (serving the files in C:\MAMP\htdocs) and administration page is at The MySQL administration page (phpMyAdmin) is at It seems that, at least by default, I don’t need a password to go to the admin pages. The first time you start the servers, the Windows Firewall configuration is raised and you have to accept it: All that is installed under C:\MAMP (you can change it, I just kept the default settings).
A setup menu to configure them, but I keep the default. This bundle is very easy to use: a simple window to start and stop the servers (Apache and MySQL).
#Mamp server start page install
What? Reboot? Seriously, we are in 2018, that’s Windows 10, I refuse to reboot to install a simple Apache server!
exe, all is straightforward and the installer notifies me that the installation will be completed after a reboot. So MAMP is like LAMP (Linux+Apache+PHP+MySQL) but with a M for MacOS, but also Windows (W being an upside-down M after all). Thus, I’ve to look at MAMP, PHP and MySQL for the first time… And I decided to load the OpenFlights open data to play with. They install MAMP (My Apache – MySQL – PHP) during their curriculum for website development, and then I’ll use this environment to teach data modeling and SQL basics. I’ll detail in a future blog post but the idea is giving a short introduction to databases to students at, a coding academy for refugees in Switzerland. You may wonder what I’m doing with those technologies that are completely different from what I usually do.
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