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Hi Friends!! I'm a developer with PHP, Apache and MySql, but I've developed Web Pages in Windows and Linux in PC desktops. And now I'm working with a Mac: PowerPC G4, Mac OS X 10.5.8. It's my first with Mac, and I need to develop web pages. Can anyone tell me how to develop Web Pages in Mac with PHP, Apache and MySql? I've never worked in Mac, but I like it!
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Give this a try. If you have any questions, let us know.

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PHP and mysql are good to learn once you have the basic foundation first. it will take more than one of us here to teach you. try your bookstore
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I've developed a lot of Web Pages with apache, php and mysql in Linux, but it's my first time under mac. Thank you very much vansmith. Looking at your link, i've configured apache and php, but How can i install mysql? Where are stored the webpages (in Linux were in /usr/local/apache2/htdocs)?
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The htdocs directory is /Library/WebServer/Documents.

Your personal site is at ~/Sites. That can be accessed at localhost/~<username> (replace <username> with your username).

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I've just visited the downloads page, but it's seem to me that the downloads are only for mac with intel, isn't it? and I'm usingo powerpc G4
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Is there anybody who know how to install mysql on powerpc computers?
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It would appear that they no longer support the PPC architecture. Check out their product archives for older versions that may suit your needs.

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Thank you very much vansmith, but when i visited your page, the links were all broken. Anyway, I've found a package, MAMP, for Apache, Mysql and PHP, and it seems to be fine. Have you probed it?

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Can anyone tell me how to download MAMP Pro? and how to create a local environment using MAMP?
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Can anyone tell me how to download MAMP Pro? and how to create a local environment using MAMP?
??? You might try clicking on the download link at the MAMP site - here.

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You have to buy MAMP Pro and from what I see, you get a license key with the purchase.

As for a work environment, note the following from their FAQ:
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By default, PHP and HTML Pages should be stored inside the MAMP "htdocs" folder which is located in the MAMP Application directory /Applications/MAMP. This folder is called "Document Root". You can change the path for the Document Root in the MAMP application's Preferences Panel

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