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After accidentally deleting the 'mysql' database in my MAMP Pro installation this morning I decided to do a re-install. This seems to have resolved my original issue but I would like to restore all my virtual hosts from a Time Machine backup but I'm unsure where MAMP PRO stores these.
From memory I don't think they were stored with any hosts I had configured manually in 'etc/hosts'. Can anyone help?
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To create a new host press the Plus button at the bottom left of the screen. The server name and port number in combination must be unique within MAMP PRO. The host name may only contain letters and/or numbers, as well as dashes (“-“); but it may not begin or end with a “-“ character.
Step 1: Visit https://www.mamp.info/ and select Downloads in the top right corner of the website. Step 2: Select the MAMP & MAMP PRO button below the Apple Logo to begin downloading MAMP for the Macintosh Operating System.
Go to the MAMP start page. Under "Tools", click the link to "phpMyAdmin". On the phpMyAdmin page, click the "Databases" tab. Under the "Create database" section, enter a name for your Drupal database in the "Database name" field.
In MAMP Pro everything is in /Library/Application Support/appsolute/MAMP Pro/
[Different than MAMP]
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