A good read, and helpful if you're just getting started with this stuff.
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Webmonkey has posted an in-depth article covering Apache, PHP and mySQL on Mac OS X. It's written with a UNIX novice in mind, and walks you through the steps required to get each application running. It also includes an overview of Tenon's iTools.
A good read, and helpful if you're just getting started with this stuff.
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Little problem with the installation...
Hi folks...
Little problem with the installation...
I'm not sure what's causing the problem, but one thing you should look at is the apache error log, which
Little problem with the installation...
I have the exact same problem. I'm trying desperately to solve it, glad I'm not alone...
Your Dev Tools CD-ROM is pooched.
My was too. I managed to take down MySQL, PostgreSQL, php4.0.5, Apache, gawk, postfix on the way to discovering that.It was a very productive evening. I managed to trash my entire domain.
MySQL Access Denied
I think I'm banging my head on my desk too much and skipping some medication is not helping either but here's my problem:
I did as the article said and deleted the row from the user table: delete from user where host='localhost' and user=''; quit; but now I can't connect or do anything else. It is running. I can see it in the ps list. Here's what I get: shell> mysql -u root test ERROR 1045: Access denied for user: 'root@localhost' (Using password: NO) Is there a way I can uninstall MySQL and try again except this time i'll skipp the delete step. TIA, -Hrair
MySQL Access Denied
What the hell, ... I'm having the same problem.
I wish macosxhints would try some of their suggestions out first before they get offered to the community. Perhaps removing some of the older "hints" that might be outdated would also be beneficial. -CodeOfficer
MySQL Access Denied
try typing :
MySQL Access Denied
I used the command to set the root password when I installed, and now no SQL database on MySQL can be accessed by PHP. They all return that they can't find the database that I just created, with no other error message. Not only that, but I had to include the login and password for my root account in my PHP document, which is bad. I made the mysql user on my system, but it doesn't have permission to access this database. This is all getting rather annoying with permissions.... if anyone has any help to offer, please do.
mysql.sock
Following the articles instructions, I get this error:
mysql.sock
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