You can use Port Scan Feature of Network Utility to check which Application is listening on port 80. Make sure that no other Application is listening on port 80. It could be due to a port conflict i.e some other application or web server must be using port 80. Sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ To stop default Apache open terminal and run following commands.
#Apache php for mac mac os
Mac OS comes with LAMP stack so default Apache is already installed on /usr/bin or /usr/sbin location. If someone is still facing this problem then try these steps (www(dot)ampps(dot)com(forward-slash)wiki(forward-slash)Apache_is_Not_Running) :
The worst installation to support is when a user installs the application to the Desktop!Īpache won't start with php 7 - Ampps on Mac How is your Sierra experience with Ampps if that is what you are using? Just gaining intel from others and learning from their mistakes and troubles before I get started I tried it and is slowed my Mac down.but more than likely it was the upgrade from El Cap to Sierra rather a full clean install because El Cap upgrade did the same slow crawl thing too until I did a full clean install. Of course the Ampps Team heroes saves the day with a patch fix-because from the looks they are faster at fixing things than Apple! Are you running Sierra? I'm waiting on it to become more reliable than it is with current software.too many devs are needing to re-adjust to conform. YOU ARE A HERO DUDE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! Nah, you are a pro guy-not many would have investigated the blatant error beyond a cry without action (otherwise complaint!) Checking the directory to notice you don't have the file (just as the error stack indicated-thus no wonder the error) then changed the path to the file you do have which IS the php7 you intended and 'easy peasy' it worked as it should. Lol, you are hardly a newbie and should give yourself more credit for running Terminal and locating the error and line number in the conf file. LoadModule php7_module /Applications/AMPPS/php/libphp7.so
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