Now the MAMP should start the MySql server without errors.
Launch MAMP and click the Start Servers button. This file will be automatically rebuilt by MAMP on the next launch. 
This file is a plain text file with a PID in it. Try the following variants:Ģ) /Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP/tmp/mysqlĭelete the lock file. Note! The path to this folder may be different on your system.
In the Finder, go to the folder Applications -> MAMP -> tmp -> mysql. You do not need to download and install anything, because it is already built into every macOS. I have encountered this problem on many occasions, and in most cases the following solutions work: For example, when your computer was hard powered off, or you force the MAMP app to quit. Most often, the problems listed above occur after an incorrect shutdown of the MAMP app. To find out the exact cause of the problem, you need to look in the MySQL log file located in /Applications/MAMP/logs/ or /Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP/logs/. The current user not having permissions to the file. Another mysql service running on the same port. The most common problems with MySQL server not starting are the following: The reasons for the problems with running MySQL server can be different in different cases. If you use the non-standard version of the app, but the PRO one, then in the following steps, replace “MAMP” with “MAMP PRO”, respectively. I’m using version 4.2.1 of the MAMP app, but in your case there can be any other version of the MAMP app. Mamp pro mysql 5.7 how to#
It describes how to do almost the same thing, but using the Terminal app.
For experienced users, I recommend reading another article about this problem. We will use the Finder and the Activity Monitor app to solve the problem. This article is intended for regular users.
But sometimes there are problems such as the following error message when I try to start the servers: So far, this is the perfect app for me to have a local server environment. On my macOS devices I use MAMP app by appsolute GmbH for local web development.
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