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how to test php on a mac?

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ScorpionV

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I just started a new job today and my project involves designing a web app using php. The computer they gave me to use is a macbook that is also used in their training program, so they reimage it quite a bit. This means that I need to save all my work onto a network drive and I also dont have administrative privileges on the machine. I was just wondering if there is anyway to test my php scripts locally on the machine. It would be helpful if i didnt need to upload them to a webhost everytime. I am not too familiar with a mac so any help would be appreciated.
 
Mac OS comes with PHP 4 installed. You just need to turn it on in your Apache config. If you need PHP 5, or just don't want to bother with your config files, try MAMP.
 
I can't change any of the apache settings since i dont have adminstrative rights on the computer. I'll have to ask around at work to see what I can do. I just kind of got thrown into this job :rolleyes: .
 
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