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Connecting to MySQL through Cocoa
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Join Date: May 2005
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Hey guys. I installed mysql yesterday and can connect to it just fine using mysql -u root -p in the terminal, but when I try to connect to it using Cocoa it gives me bad location or bad privileges error. Any ideas? I just tried turning off the firewall to see if that made any difference and no dice.
Thanks,
PJ
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I guess I should specify CocoaMySQL, I didn't realize there was a bunch of Cocoa stuff
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Clinically Insane
Join Date: Oct 2001
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What settings are you putting into the connection dialog? Just the basic "Host: localhost" and "User: root"?
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Chuck
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 1999
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And of course you payed attention to the whole old/new password systems and that CocoMySQL uses the old system... unless you are using one of the forked versions...
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i'm a new apple guy so i'm not sure what you're talking about. I installed mysql 4.1 yesterday and cocoamysql. All I'm entering is localhost, root, and the password in the textfields.
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This has nothing at all to do with Apple. You will want to do your own research, since I have already given you the clues you should already have looked in to... This is well documented, and was probably even in the install read-me's that you <naturally> read already.
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Do me a favor next time, if you're going to continue to act like a condescending prick, don't bother responding. It's my second day on a mac, I've had zero problems with installing mysql on my windows, linux, or freebsd boxes, so it's hard not to assume there's something related to Apple that I've missed.
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Clinically Insane
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Check out this hint. It sounds like that's what you're seeing.
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Chuck
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Thanks Chuck, that fixed it 
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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Originally Posted by larkost
This has nothing at all to do with Apple. You will want to do your own research, since I have already given you the clues you should already have looked in to... This is well documented, and was probably even in the install read-me's that you <naturally> read already.
This is a pretty piss poor way to behave. You should be ashamed of yourself for acting like some 1337 h4x0r kiddie shouting "RTFM n00b"
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