Now how does this apply to local environment?ĭue to the shellshock problem that the media, and companies like Apple have ignored and hidden from their customers: linux web servers can be patched (yet this relies on humans at hosting) but local Apple (linux-based OS) cannot be patched, this requires a proper rebuilt OS. Point is - always have a backup and you probably have to restore your files.
After this I moved to a better host who was up on security and patching aggressively to the recent shellshock bug, restored and fine. My local copy was just fine, backed that up, imported my production in and wham -ok. In the end I discovered it was and the hacker got in - If I remember correctly I found some corrupt/missing files/and surprise new files being deposited, that a db user/pass had been sniped, etc. I had a production installation screwed up just sitting on a shared server. but I have had some problems before, yand I chalked it up to some files either in the system that got changed or after being away from using the system OR migrating a site over, etc etc (keyword files system and server like htaccess) something got screwed up. Internal changes to prepare for the next major "MAMP Viewer" release Improved Apache & Nginx SSL and non-SSL configurations Scrappad data is preserved during application runs.
Improved Host Overview with faster preview generation and direct access to more functions Hosts table can be zoomed to avoid horizontal scrolling. Columns in the hosts table can be reordered and hidden. Assets folder will now only be created when needed. MySQL Health Check to test if MySQL is running and accepting connections Fixed a crash when selecting a certificate chain file
#MAMP PRO 2.2 FREE#
If required network ports are blocked by non-MAMP software, you can let MAMP PRO find free ports on its own. Newer versions of MySQLWorkbench from Oracle will be correctly recognized. X.509 extension Subject Alternative Name (SAN, subjectAltName) added to self-signed certificates Fixed a crash when Memcached was part of GroupStart and servers were set up to launch at system start Optionally choose not to resolve aliases and links when choosing a document root folder, certificate, key and chain files A page in the editors RealView can now be made "sticky": switching files in the editor will not change the page shown in RealView Databases and/or tables can be mapped to hosts and can be automatically removed when a host is deleted. Dropbox Support for storing hosts data to and loading host data from Dropbox (document root and databases)
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