From my experience I have a checklist where I literally have a mirror copy of my modx installation, dbs, everything, so i can troubleshoot fast - organization key. I am not an apple user but the same scenario could be possible and I'm guessing Apple has not released an replacement OS? So security might be an issue where some of your local files have been compromised or make sure you check your core local server/php files, etc that you didn't change anything or when editing left an mistake.īut first thing I would do is backup your existing and restore a backup of your last good one. So all MACs and devices are sitting ducks for hackers. 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.
#How to use mamp pro for mac#
I use XAMPP so I have no idea if there are any different factors for MAC and MAMP.
0 kommentar(er)
