Update: Softaculous updated AMPPS so that the GUI tools will ultimately work with Mavericks, and posted some patching instructions for those already using 2.1. Time to download!
I jumped in with both feet today and upgraded both of my work machines. Surprisingly enough, the only thing that’s broken so far (aside from hiding spotlight again and re-enabling TRIM) is AMPPS – specifically Apache.
I’ll post an update when I get somewhere more intelligent, but for now I’ve found that I can force start the bundled Apache under sudo via command line:
sudo /Applications/AMPPS/apache/bin/httpd -k startYou can of course stop Apache this way as well…
sudo /Applications/AMPPS/apache/bin/httpd -k stopThis was mentioned on the AMPPS Wiki and works just fine.
But why does this happen?
The system log leads me to believe that the problem lies squarely with a missing /etc/authorization, a normal and expected change that’s part of Mavericks’ revamped security.