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I did install macports, but I am not sure how to proceed from there.
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I did install macports, but I am not sure how to proceed from there.

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It actually worked when I executed this command from the terminal.<br />
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Previously, I was doing it from emacs. Thanks!<br />
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sudo port install rabbitmq-server
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It actually worked when I executed this command from the terminal.

Previously, I was doing it from emacs. Thanks!

sudo port install rabbitmq-server

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See the last paragraph of my last post. 
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I am having problems installing rabbitmq on a mac. I'm a first time mac user. If possible, please provide step by step instructions.<br />
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The instructions on the rabbitmq website are not sufficient.<br />
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Thanks!
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I am having problems installing rabbitmq on a mac. I'm a first time mac user. If possible, please provide step by step instructions.

The instructions on the rabbitmq website are not sufficient.

Thanks!

Install rabbitmq on mac

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