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MAMP 1.0.a2 (Mac OS X)
I just installed MAMP which has a nice GUI interface to the supplied tools. However, MAMP has Apache configured to run using port 8888 and I'd rather run it using the "normal" port 80 way. The supplied doco says you can do that by using the GUI to change the port and then starting and stopping the underlying apps from Terminal. I'm wondering why I can't simply start MAMP from terminal using the following command "sudo open MAMP.app -a", set the port to 80, and then restart the Apache service directly from the GUI as it will have root authority? Won't this run MAMP as root and allow the application to open port 80? Just a thought…but if it works I can set up a clickable icon that does this and use the nice GUI interface supplied by MAMP. [alert admin]
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Wednesday, December 15 2004 @ 01:59 PM PST
acgi dispatcher 1.0b2 (Mac OS X)
looking for a tool that will let me create an alert that will tell me when someone has loaded a particular web link on a couple of small sites I run. I think I can use this to generate an AppleScript alert when a link is clicked...Great job. [alert admin]
Monday, April 15 2002 @ 11:11 PM PDT
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paid for) this app for quite a while and have been VERY happy with it. However, this version (4.0.9) for OS X has a few problems. Generally it works great and I recommend it. However, I've had the following problemsÉ
When working with a folder full of images the "old" version for OS 9 would remember where you were in the file list so you could use keyboard shortcuts to open a picture, edit it, save it, and then go right to the next image in the directory. The OS X version doesn't do this which really cuts down on my editing speed.
When dealing with lots of images, one after the other, the app crashes and sometimes even takes OS X with it (which is the first time I've ever seen the retail version of OS X crash). I have 756MB RAM but it appear to be running out of memory and crashes.
When opening lots of images at the same time the app crashed and sometimes takes OS X along with it (see above).
When using the Convert option to do batch processes, the scroll bar on the right hand side will not always go active when you click in the file list. You can still navigate with the arrow keys butÉ
Anyway, I think these issues will be fixed shortly based on past experiences with Lemke Software. He/They have generally fixes bug quickly; as soon as they are identified. I still recommend this app; you won't find another that provides the feature set for anywhere near the same price. [alert admin]
Tuesday, August 07 2001 @ 10:02 PM PDT
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