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Now should be able to start and stop with the MySQL pref pane and the rver script. Reload the plist with launchctl afterwards. The app TextWrangler opens it as xml file immediately. You may have to convert the launch daemon file to xml to edit it. Use the name found there to adjust the plist's pid name.
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You can also get the actually used mysql-server script pid's name - after stopping the launch daemon and starting mysqld with mysql-server start- by checking mysql's data directory with sudo ls /usr/local/mysql/data. Step 1: Install MySQL Step 2: Create a database Step 3: Start MySQL Step 4: Set the MySQL password Step 5: Optional security configuration Step 6: Database. You may get a hostname with hostname with scutil -get HostName or set it with sudo scutil -set HostName your_hostname. pid-file=/usr/local/mysql/data/$name.pid
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log-error=/usr/local/mysql/data/$name.err To some extent you can make both methods compatible by modifying the file .mysqld though: Click Start, Stop, or Restart to perform the related action for.
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Press Enter, and the Services window will open.
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To do this: Press the Windows key to open the Start menu and allow searching. So either use the MySQL pref pane/launchctl or the script to start and stop mysqld. Alternatively, you can use the Services section in Windows to start, stop, and restart MySQL server. The launch daemon's pid file name created while running is, the script expects a name based on your Mac's hostname. The pid file's name created by the launch daemon is not compatible with the one created and expected by the mysql-server script. If you enable "Automatically Start MySQL Server on startup", mysqld is enabled automatically after starting your Mac. Starting and stopping the MySQL server via Preferences Pane/launchd and on the other hand via sudo /usr/local/mysql/support-files/rver start/stop are not really compatible.Īfter choosing "Launchd Support" in the MySQL installer the launch daemon .mysqld will be created and the MySQL preferences pane uses the launchd mechanism to start and stop mysql.