I have a folder on my Desktop named work where I keep all my php projects. I use MAMP and all projects are set to work on virtual hosts, for example, if I have a project named test I access this project on this URL http://test.dev.
Everything went ok until I updated to macOS Catalina when I started to have this error.
(1)Operation not permitted: Can't open directory for index: /Users/username/Desktop/work/php/development/projectname.
I set the permissions to the work folder and all subfolders to be read & write for my user and staff group, I tried all the terminal permission
commands: chmod 777, 755, etc.
I had the same problem like you, and I spent many days to solve it by doing:
stop MAMP, then open terminal and type
sudo /Applications/MAMP/bin/startApache.sh -> then Enter
and then type your admin password to give apache full privileges to start apache. (this way can let MAMP read any files on your Mac, include external drives)
now you can open MAMP and see that Apache is started, then click Start on MAMP app to start MySql too.
I've solved doing the following operations:
Quit MAMP and all the applications that are using mySql and Apache Server (stop all the instances)
Go to System Preferences, Systema & Privacy, Full Disk Access Tab
Click "add" and go to /Applications/MAMP/Library/bin and add apachectl
Run this command from the terminal: sudo /Applications/MAMP/bin/startApache.sh\
Open MAMP and press the Start Servers button
now you should be able to start your localhost app
This could be due to wrong permission given by the new MacOS Catalina permission manager. A possible way to solve this issue is to check if the folder in which the project is stored can be accessed by your Application.
To do this you have to:
Go to System Preferences
Go to System & Privacy
Go to Files and Folders
Be sure that the folder of your project is checked in the subsection concerning your Application
I hope this could solve your problem.
Prior to the steps below I added Full disk access to MAMP under the Security and Privacy Folder.
The steps I did after:
Stop MAMP
Open terminal
Then type: /Applications/MAMP/bin/startApache.sh
Start MAMP
Incase it wont work, try on the terminal: /Applications/MAMP/bin/stopApache.sh and then /Applications/MAMP/bin/startApache.sh
I had a similar problem with XAMPP. Apache just lost access to my external drive, which I included via a symlink. Even giving "Full Disk Access" to the httpd webserver didn't help.
The final solution was to start Apache with the sudo command:
sudo Applications/XAMPP/bin/apachectl start
did the job for me. Please note that
sudo apachectl start
would start the Apache that comes with macOS and thus wouldn't be used with XAMPP (and MAMP as well, I guess).
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I'm am tryng to import a database, however i'm getting this message :
Client home is not specified for connection
I guess that i have to configurate the cliente, however i dont't know how to fill these form, i've already tried, putting in the forms: /etc/postgresql/13/main, but does not work.
I was getting the error native client is not specified for connection when trying to export a database. In Terminal, ran the command which postgres resulting in /opt/homebrew/bin/postgres. Then in Dbeaver went to the database and right clicked > Edit Connection > Edit Driver Settings > choose the Native Client tab > Add Home > choose Mac HD > once that comes up hit Command + Shift + . to unhide the hidden folders. Then navigate to opt/homebrew/bin and click Open. It will find the postgres info it needs and add the home. Click OK > OK to close the pop-ups. Now I can do the export.
Actually the issue was the snap version of DBeaver. You can't access directories outside your snap home folder(in this case Dbeaver Snap home folder). So I reverted back to APT version of DBeaver using this link (for debain based version) and it worked like a charm.
So you just remove your snap version of DBeaver and install the official package from their website for your OS and you should be able to load the client without any issue.
I know its late.
Just install the pgsql from apt. you can follow this link to install.
Then setup client as: /usr/lib/postgresql/XX/ where XX is the version of the pgsql you installed.
There's a pretty lengthy discussion about this topic here:
https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver/issues/988
I couldn't manage to do it, because my dbeaver didnt have the right to get into /usr/bin and I couldn't open it in sudo from the terminal. I gave up and used psql instead.
I'm trying to install moodle4mac on Catalina via a .dmg file. The .dmg file mounts okay. However, when I try to drag the MAMP folder to the Applications folder, I get the message "The operation can’t be completed because you don’t have permission to access some of the items."
When install dialog is showing 4 folders;
.DocumentRevisions-V100
.TemporaryItems
.Trashes
.fseventsd
The first three have no go signs on the folders suggesting that these are the problematic ones. I have checked the read/write permissions of the Applications folder, which looks fine. I have also run sudo spctl --master-disable which gives me the opportunity to download apps from anywhere, but this does not make any difference.
Any pointers greatly welcome!
Okay. It turns out the culprit was Sophos Home Antivirus. There was no indication in any of the error messages that Sophos was blocking this, hence I did not put two and two together. However, a warning message about the mounted volume popped up this morning, and I was able to trace this back to Sophos. It would be great if Sophos / MacOS could provide more detailed messages regarding such errors in future.
I'm not able to install MongoDB(4.2.6). I've downloaded the "MSI" version but even though I'm getting this error message displayed. I have tried unchecking the MongoDB compass option, rebooting the system and installing it again, but then too it is not being installed using all the possible means.
Error message that is being displayed is
MongoDB Setup Wizard ended prematurely because of an error. Your system has not been modified.
The file concrt140.dll is part of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable. Installing that first should allow you to complete this installation..
first open command prompt using administrator
after open you go to folder where setup is store using cmd(
and enter your setup name(use cd command for go one folder to another)
I am following the developers.squarespace.com documentation and I am trying to use a local dev environment to make my static website into a squarespace template. As far as getting the server started, everything is working fine until I get to the point of installing the squarespace server to my system. To beging, I use this command in my Mac's terminal:
npm install -g #squarespace/server
After I enter this, everything once again seems to be working correctly because I am met with this (which doesn't show any errors as I have seen for others):
Executing: npm run bundle
> #squarespace/server#1.1.2 bundle /Users/Squid/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/#squarespace/server
> node scripts/bundlejre.js --accept --clear -tz -j 8u131 -o build/distributions/runtimes/jre
Bundling compatible JRE (This may take a while)
> #squarespace/server#1.1.2 cleanupscript /Users/Squid/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/#squarespace/server
> node scripts/execif.js --os=win32 --exists=build node scripts/vetolines.js build/distributions/local-developer/bin/run.bat #!
+ #squarespace/server#1.1.2
updated 1 package in 56.891s
Following that, I clone my site into a folder on my desktop from git and then navigate to the folder in terminal. At this point, I attempt to start the Dev Server, by running the following command(with the "site-name" changed to my site's name:
squarespace-server https://site-name.squarespace.com
My problem begins here, I am met with the following response from the terminal:
-bash: squarespace server: command not found
My mac doesn't recognize the server, even though I found the folder manually on my computer (but I don't know what to do with it).
So far I have attempted a couple troubleshooting methods:
I have a trial site so I tried to use the --auth flag as suggested on the documentation.
I restarted the whole process, so I removed all node and squarespace related files from my system and started again.
After looking online for answers, I installed homebrew to make sure that I am installing node and git correctly to my system.
Finally, I have attempted to change permissions for npm (but I'm not sure that I did this part correctly or not since I don't receive any permission errors).
Also, thank you so much for reading through all this. I just really wanted to make sure you all understood where I was at in this whole process.
I think you can solve this by adding an export path to your profile.
Open the terminal
Enter the following command
touch ~/.bash_profile
(this creates the bash profile)
open ~/.bash_profile
(this opens the bash profile you just created)
Your bash profile will open in a text editor.
Add the following line, then save:
export PATH=~/.npm-global/bin:$PATH
Restart terminal and try using the command again. < This part is important. If you don't restart your terminal it won't recognise the profile.
https://docs.npmjs.com/resolving-eacces-permissions-errors-when-installing-packages-globally
I'm trying to install mongo DB on my local machine with the installer from the official website. But I'm continuously getting this message, can someone help?
I've tried the solution provided here but didn't help.
I suggest doing the following:
Hit Win+R to open up you run.exe then inside of it enter services.msc to open up services. Try locating the service under the name of MongoDB Server and set the Startup Type manually to Automatic - [In addition to that, you could set the username and password manually. If you get a message saying the user was granted login as a service right, try hitting retry on the MSI dialog and see if it starts].
Important:
Don't forget to save and close everything (services.msc) before continuing.
Also very important, you should (must) check your .NET framework version and update it to version 4.5 and above. You could download a software like eg Driver Booster to update all of your drivers and additional components that are outdated.
I ran into the same issue. My problem was the installation location. I was trying to install under C:\MongoDB. I resolved it by installing in the default MongoDb location which is C:\Program Files\MongoDB.
For me this is usually an issue with the configuration file %ProgramFiles%\MongoDB\Server\x.x\bin\mongod.cfg
At some time there was an invalid option "snmp" enabled (only valid in enterprise version).
Nowadays, although the installer asks for directories for data and logs it doesn't ALWAYS seem to use these, but defaults to %MONGO_DATA_PATH% or %MONGO_LOG_PATH%, respectively. I don't know where these should be defined, but the server fails at accessing c:\data\db (which doesn't exist). So you have to correct the paths.
I also faced this kind of error. But I just change the Network service to Local system in Log On As tab.
Follow my step-by-step below to resolve it:
Press Win+R, type: services.msc, then looking for MongoDB Server (MongoDB)
Double click on MongoDB Server (MongoDB).
Then it will open properties tab. On that tab click on Log On
After that check two items i.e. Local System account and Allow service to interact with desktop
After that press Apply and OK button. That's it, cheers!!
Open command prompt and copy the following command:-
"C:\Program Files\MongoDB\Server\4.2\bin\mongo.exe"
NOTE: This Tricks is work on my Windows 8.1 PC.
Comment out string with mp: in configuration file: %ProgramFiles%\MongoDB\Server\x.x\bin\mongod.cfg
Like this:
...
#snmp:
#mp:
Click Windows+r, type lusemgr.msc , Go to Groups and double click Administrators, Click Add, Click Advanced and click Find Now. Double click in Network Service (in bottom list) and click OK.
It worked for me.
Installing in the other locations other than the windows directory caused me this error. Reinstalling the setup with the recommended method of "complete" fixed it.
The problem occurs if you have Windows version previous to Windows 10.
Install the following update before installing MongoDB. Click on the link below.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2999226/update-for-universal-c-runtime-in-windows
It worked for me.
The problem occurs if you have Windows version previous to Windows 7. Install the following update by going to below link you have to download
Windows6.1-KB2999226-x64.msu
#You have to download and install then go to servies.msu and start MongoDB server by Start also go into log on and set to #local machine
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2999226/update-for-universal-c-runtime-in-windows