MAMP is set up to use the default ports for Apache and MySQL ( instead of 88).Īnyone have any ideas? I’m totally stuck on this. If I run methods like si or pml I get no problems But if I run the drush archive-dump m.
#MAMP UPDATE DB PASSWORD MAC OS X#
I haven’t changed any of my code, all I’ve done is moved from Windows 7 and WAMP to Mac OS X and MAMP. I have a problem running some drush methods involving database connection. All done Open your site in the browser and check whether it works. Save the file and upload it back to the server. Replace existing values of those params by the new ones. However when I do the exact same SQL from my webpage I get the error : Table ‘Geo.users’ doesn’t exist" Find the lines with databasehost, databasename, databaseuser and databasepassword parameters. No track record reset password attempts (Delete the token in the table after success attempt is not acceptable) No expiry date No token used time We always better keep track of these security functions.
However, if you’re using MAMP 4.5 which shipped with MySQL 5.6. This affects versions of MAMP since 5.0 released on which shipped with MySQL 5.7.21. MySQL is set up with my root password, and I can log in using Terminal -> mysql - u root -p and I can connect to my DB with “use Geo ” and I can perform any SQL I want - ie “SELECT * from users”. The default way Laravel handles the Reset Password has a few security issues. 1 As of MySQL 5.7.6 the PASSWORD () function has been deprecated.
My project uses PHP and MySQL to connect to a database and show content. I was using WAMP before and now am setting up MAMP. I’m just in the process of switching my web development environment from PC to Mac.
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