Table Name Prefix: I left as the default as it appeared Username and PW: the new ones set up locally when I set up the new DBServer Host Name (lets call it newdevguy and PW as XXXX The next screen I used the following settings: I left it as was as per the instructions on that page. I renamed the kickstart.php as was recommended and entered newdev:8888/newdev/corekickstart.php and was led to the restoration page -> got through the first few steps ok, with the only issue being the Output Buffering was in the Off position. I then have an index.php file inside the new host and when I enter newdev:8888/index.php it says I'm ready to go (or something like that!) I set up a new database and called is newdev (for consistency) with a New User and PW The next instructions were where I think I've messed up.
The host folder is on the same level as the localhost folder, as was also recommended. The host folder resides in my Sites folder on my HD. I have been able to create a new host - for the sake of this discussion I will call it newdev.
Mamp pro start servers on restart how to#
This is where I have faultered, as most of the videos I have reviewed outline how to set up a new site in MAMP and leave out the link between starting MAMP and working on an existing site. Downloaded and started MAMP Pro (recommended over the basic MAMP).downloaded Kickstart.php, renamed it to mykickstart.php as was suggested elsewhere (using the core kickstart as was also suggested.Used Akeeba Backup to make a full backup of my live site, and have ftp'd the.However, this is the first time I need to take my existing live site, make a backup (Akeeba), then work on it in MAMP on my home computer. In the past I have been successful, after trial and error (lots), of starting a new joomla site in MAMP, then sending it up to a host.
I am getting nowhere trying to find some tips or videos on how to work locally on a backup I made of my existing site.
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