There are two types of errors which occur in MySql are as follows:-

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1. New Installation. Download “MAMP & MAMP PRO” from www.mamp.info.; Double click on the file “MAMPMAMPPRO6.x.pkg” in your Downloads folder. The System Installer will guide you through the installation process.
2. Elasticsearch is as a.tar.gz archive for Linux and MacOS. This package contains both free and subscription features. Start a 30-day trial to try out all of the features. The latest stable version of Elasticsearch can be found on the Download Elasticsearch page. Other versions can be found on the Past Releases page.
3. If you installed Elasticsearch on Windows using the.msi package, you can start Elasticsearch from the command line. If you want it to start automatically at boot time without any user interaction, install Elasticsearch as a Windows service.

1. Another instance is already running:- This error occurs when MySql has been installed by you in command-line (cmd) before installing XAMPP server.
   ▪Open cmd and run as administrator
   ▪So, type this in command-line (cmd ) = “sc delete mysql”
   ▪It will show you that running instance has deleted succesfully.

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2. MySql port 3306 already in use error:-
Often , this error occurs when XAMPP or MAMP is used for configuring to start MySQL and PHP on system startup and by default MySQL uses port 3306.
We have to change this port from old to new one like this :-
▪Firstly you have to open XAMPP Control Panel.
▪Just click MySql config button->click my.ini file
▪It will open in Notepad , after that u have to find and change port no from 3306 to 3307 in two places
▪ Save it.

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The primary development and deployment environment for MediaWiki is on Linux and Unix systems; Mac OS X is Unix under the hood, so it's fairly straightforward to run it.

Get requirements[edit]

Instead of setting the required software up separately you might be better off to start with MAMPstack + MediaWiki, which gives you Apache, MySQL, PHP & MediaWiki in one convenient package.

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Or use XAMPP Application to get easier Installation and highly recommended for beginners, go here instead.

MAMP[edit]

For a personal Wiki environment, you may find it easier to install MAMP, if you are using Mac OS X 10.4 or newer (MAMP will not run on Mac OS X 10.3 or older). This installer will provide its own Apache, MySQL and PHP (with eAccelerator (an updated MMCache) and Zend Optimizer) and a nice simple control panel, running under your login (in other words, this really isn't configured to work as a production server, so don't do that). If you turn off the Mac's built-in personal web server, you can run MAMP's Apache on port 80.

You will still need to install ImageMagick, but otherwise everything MediaWiki needs will be there. Note that with MAMP your personal Web directory defaults to /Applications/MAMP/htdocs instead of the Mac's usual /Users/yourname/Sites. If you don't want to store your own data files in the Applications directory, open MAMP's Preferences, select the Apache tab, and change the document root to the directory of your choice. /Users/yourname/Sites is an excellent choice. Clicking on MAMP's Open Start page button will open http://localhost:8888/MAMP/ in your browser to show you how things are configured.

Install MediaWiki[edit]

TeX support[edit]

See Manual talk:Running MediaWiki on Mac OS X#Mathematics for explicit instructions on how to add TeX support for MacOS X.

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Homebrew Setup[edit]

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Prerequisites[edit]

• Homebrew installed
• Gerrit account set up
• If MediaWiki was previously set up with Docker:
  • Create a new directory to clone MediaWiki into (allowing for parallel setups so that each can have its own LocalSettings.php)
  • Stop the container (both this and Docker setups run on 8080 port so there could only be one running at any given time)

Steps[edit]

1. Create empty mediawiki directory, download MediaWiki from Git into w folder inside mediawiki folder
2. Install Composer 1.x (use wget rather than brew for this since the latter installs 2.x and MediaWiki only works with 1.x). After this step, composer should be accessible.
3. Update MediaWiki dependencies
4. Set up PHP, Apache, MariaDB, Redis, ElasticSearch (Docker) locally and update Apache config per https://www.kostaharlan.net/posts/mediawiki-homebrew-php/
5. Start services
6. Make sure all services are running (by running brew services and docker ps for ElasticSearch) & navigate to localhost:8080/wiki/index.php
7. Go through MediaWiki installation steps (installation link is at the bottom of the page), at the end of the process, save LocalSettings.php to the project directory (mediawiki/w)
8. After these steps, there should be a barebone MediaWiki installation (no skins/styling/data) at localhost:8080.

Setting up XDebug with PhpStorm[edit]

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1. Install Xdebug via pecl
2. Add xdebug.mode=debug and xdebug.client_port=9000 to php.ini (check the config file path by running php --ini)
3. Verify Xdebug shows up when running php --version
4. Restart Apache & PHP
5. In PhpStorm: Preferences > Languages & Frameworks > PHP > CLI interpreter > PHP executable > Select Homebrew PHP path (for example /usr/local/Cellar/php@7.4/7.4.15/bin/php), make sure debug port includes 9000
6. Install Xdebug browser extension
7. In PhpStorm: Listen for PHP Debug Connections (phone icon on top right)
8. Verify setup in PhpStorm: PhpStorm > Run > Web Server Debug Validation > Enter http://localhost:8080/w/ for “Url to validation script”

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