If you’re not using 5.5.10, you’ll need to change that in the following lines.Įxport MAMP_PHP=/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.5.10/binĮxport PATH="$MAMP_PHP:$PATH:/Applications/MAMP/Library/bin" Make sure to check the PHP version number that you’re using with MAMP, which can be done by looking in MAMP’s preferences. Add the following to your bash profile to switch the version of PHP to the one MAMP uses.The file can be opened with the following command: To do that, we need to edit our bash profile. We need to change the version of PHP that WP-CLI uses.
#Mamp error establishing a database connection install
When I tried to run $ wp help from within a local install of WordPress, I got a message starting with the following:.After running $ wp -info, I could see that WP-CLI was using a version of PHP that came with my computer instead of MAMP’s version.Follow the install & upgrade instructions at.I already had WP-CLI installed on my computer but I’ve had an issue getting it to work with my MAMP setup. After a bit of research, I found that there’s some additional setup required. This topic was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Yui.Last weekend while at WordCamp NYC, I saw a presentation by Shawn Hooper called WP-CLI – Save Time By Managing WordPress from the Command Line which covers a lot of great things that WP-CLI is capable of. So the database login credentials are correct, right? If yes, what else should I check? The database is there and is called ‘wordpress’. PhpMyAdmin starts up without any problem. As far as I know, “The ‘Error establishing a database connection’ issue can be caused by incorrect database information in your WordPress settings, corrupt database, or an irresponsive database server.” ( ) I get an error: “Error establishing a database connection”.
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