PhpStorm-related configuration is similar to the one described in this tutorial. MacOS comes with the pre-installed PHP interpreter and Apache server, which can be configured to work well together following the tutorial published by php.net. The word 'MAMP' is an acronym, where 'M' stands for 'Macintosh', meaning it's designed for macOS, and the other letters stand for the package components. MAMP is the macOS package comprising Apache HTTP server, MySQL database, PHP interpreter, and some libraries. Install and configure a debugging engine as described in Configure a debugging engine.Ĭonfigure integration with MySQL server as described in MySQL. To check your installation, open your browser and type the following URL address: The AMP welcome page appears.Ĭonfigure a local interpreter as described in Configure local PHP interpreters. Save the configuration file and restart the Web server. Locate the line ServerName localhost:80 and change it accordingly, in this example to ServerName localhost:8080. Locate the line Listen 80 and change it to, for example Listen 8080. To solve the issue, update the server configuration file as follows: This port can be already used by other services, for example, Skype. By default, the Apache HTTP server listens to port 80. If the web server does not start, most likely a port conflict takes place. Use the AMP control pane to start the components. Install and configure an AMP packageĭownload and install the desired AMP package. This folder is write-protected by default, which means that no files can be placed on the server and further processed by the PHP engine. If you are using Windows Vista, avoid installing the package in the Program Files folder. The installation procedure depends on the operating system used, follow the installation instructions provided. It is recommended that you use version 1.7.1 or later. The LAMP package compatible with the Linux distribution used.

AMP packages are operating system-specific.

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