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Question...what do you mean by "seemingly"? Did you do a ls -la /tmp , and check for the socket...if that is what it is called. Did you try a ps aux | grep mysql to see if the process was running? Also, mysql seems to be a stickler for access permissions, but when you tried to connect...

One thing I did to solve this problem was to put the following line into a .tcshrc file. set autolist The .tcshrc file is located in the $HOME directory. For example, if I am logged in as user admin, then /Users/admin/ will be the spot to place your .tcshrc file. Hope this helps.

I have been running jakarta-tomcat-4.0.1 on my Mac OSX, to do some JSP developing. I install TOMCAT before 10.2 came out. Installation was done according to Apple's TOMCAT page listed below: http://developer.apple.com/internet/java/tomcat1.html After installing 10.2 TOMCAT will not start...

I do not know if this will be of any help, but ... I was using the MySQL package from Marc Liyanage's site before I install OS X 10.2. Everything was going along fine...until I install 10.2 yesterday. As I looked around to see what was up I notice that 10.2 had removed my MySQL user...

After doing a ... set path = ($path .) followed by a rehash ...everything worked perfectly. Never dreamed this had anything to do with the PATH in this way! I have now added 'set path = ($path .) ' to my .tcshrc file. Thank you for the information. (^ u ^ ) m( _ _ )m

I have been using MacOS X to write shell and perl scripts. Once I have completed my scripts, I run then on a Sun Unix system. When I run scripts on my MacOS X, I have to put the application name before the program name in order to get the script to run - i.e. ... [MacOSX:~] admin% perl...

I found that after updating from Mac OS X 10.0.4 PostgreSQL would no longer allow me to create databases. I was using PostgreSQL 7.1.2, so I figured I would try to update and reinstall to try and solve my problem. I found I could not get PostgreSQL to compile no matter what I did. Relief...

I used Apple's advice to get Tomcat up and running: ####### quote ##### Now you can create a file called ~/bin/start_tomcat with the following contents: #!/bin/sh export CATALINA_HOME=/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.1 export JAVA_HOME=/usr $CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh And a file...