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You are getting this message because you are trying to run Abyss Web Server directly from its installation package. Posted: Mon 10:09 am Post subject: Re: Abyss not downloading

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Im trying to install Abyss but I keep getting this errorĮrror #30 (key: /root/console/bindip - file: /Volumes/Abyss Web Server X1 Installation Package/Abyss Web Server/nf - line: 0 - col: 0)Ĭannot save the configuration file (key: /root/console/bindip - file: /Volumes/Abyss Web Server X1 Installation Package/Abyss Web Server/nf - line: 0 - col: 0)

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Might also want to install phpMyAdmin at and learn how to use that, which includes query testing and running, import/export of DB, great way to work with DB's, tables, fields and indexes and so forth. You can always seek help with queries and especially PHP connections to MySQL here, plus if you need specific help on functions and more advanced query building. If you're into professional development, buy PRO.

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The unlicensed version is free but less features and more manual editing involved overall. while being able to easily modify stuff and edit mysql.cnf, php.ini and Apache nf from wihin the editor, and no need to edit /etc/hosts manually. MAMP PRO is not free, but buying the licensed copy means quick install, easy automated VHOST setup using port 8888 so no interference with Apache already running in most Mac's, easy SSL setup, mailer capability, etc. You sound committed to Abyss, so you'll need to consult their MySQL/PHP integration/setup guides and support forums beyond this response and the link I provided below. But if you enjoy being a system administrator and learning the stack, by all means proceed. If all you need is the former, I must go on the record it's probably in your best interest to use MAMP Pro and avoid the stress of system administration, especially on a Mac when the product you're installing (Abyss) is primarily supported through Windows. SQL, connections and queries, but learning how its installed and how the daemon is configured in the OS is another. Learning MySQL from a developer's perspective is one thing, i.e. Ps - Do you know of a forum dedicated to MySQL, which might have Newbie and Mac threads or groups? Is it free like the setup I'm trying to build?

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Eventually I might be using this machine to serve images (plus other non-web uses) but at this point it's for learning and development. Useful to disorient players and to avoid arrows Herobrine is often portrayed with his head crooked or twitching The Eye of the Abyss can be used along a Transmutation Gem and a Dreadlands Infused Powerstone to upgrade a Gateway Key to Asorah's Dreaded Gateway Everything in the mod is moved around by the dynamic wind system Winrar Sfx Silent. As the setup section in the book is for Windows I am a bit stymied at an early stage. I'd like to set it up with PHP and Abyss (both of which I installed) since the book I have uses these together. I know I'm not going to learn Unix overnight so I just want an interface to MySQL which once set up properly I can forget and just tinker with MySQL. I have an 8-core 2.93GHz 2009 Mac Pro which I flashed to 5,1 from 4,1 and I'm running 10.6.8. This will be for my programming self-education, for personal use and to develop and test things for my web site. He specifically works with the Abyss/MySQL/PHP combo in the book but unfortunately the setup sections are for Windows. The only reason I'm going with this setup (or trying to) is that I want to learn MySQL and not being a Unix guy I thought MySQLWorkbench might be an easy entry, especially since I have the book "PHP & MySQL in easy steps" by Mike McGrath. There is NO need to go Abyss in such a situation simply because you read somewhere how stable it is compared to MAMP Pro. I ask because if you only need your Mac Pro to function as a development and staging platform for client projects or personal use, you might consider MAMP Pro simply because it's reliable in such an environment and also far, far easier to maintain and upgrade and configure as it's a suite.

On your Mac Pro are you running quad-core, 12-core or server?ĭo you plan on dedicated your Mac Pro to dedicated commercial web hosting? PHP/MySQL is a popular combo as both are well supported open source coding/DB platforms and easy to learn, but by no means are you limited to this pairing. You could use MySQL with Java and Connector/J (JDBC) for example. Once MySQL is running is it available to any program which is designed to connect to it and has the appropriate socket connector or driver.

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Abyss for Mac is not 64 bit as of Abyss 2.8, and you should be fine with the Community 5.1.67 version, be sure to download the DMG for Mac from: