From: Hanon Sinay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday Nov 14, 2003 12:24:44 PM America/Los_Angeles Subject: Unable to open and run "mysqladmin" Mac Os X
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Description:
I am trying to use "mysqlbug script" in a conforming way as requested. I may not have it right. Sorry! (I am obviuosly a new user. I am trying.)
Unable to open and run "mysqladmin" from the terminal window shell command line, Mac Os X 10.2.8.
I get no error messages.
I simply get the next line prompt for a new shell command.
I believe the file is not present. The manual and installation documentation all refer to the presence of "mysqladmin".
Is "mysqladmin" supposed to be present in the Mac Os X package?
Am I looking for a fie that is not supposed to be present in the package?
I am not running Mac Os X Server.
I use:
Mac osX v 10.2.8 (jaguar) on Mac G-4, with 940 mb ram
mysql version 4.0.15, installed from download package "mysql-standard-4.0.15.dmg"
mysql startup installed from download package "MySQLStartupItem.pkg"
Installation was "successful" with no apparent problems (installation this past week).
mysqld process is running automatically on startup.
I am able to open and access "mysqldump" in the terminal window from shell.
I am able to open and access "mysqlshow" in the terminal window from shell.
I am able to open and access "mysqlbinlog" in the terminal window from shell.
I am able to open and access "mysqlmanager" in the terminal window from shell.
I am able to open and access "mysql" in the terminal window from shell.
I find three "mysqladmin" files with zero bytes of content located at: 1) /root/ (This is my root user home) 2) /usr/local/mysql/bin/ 3) /usr/local/mysql/
I find one "mysqladmin.1" file with 8k bytes of content located at:
/usr/local/mysql/man/man1/
(If "mysqladmin.1" is the intended file instead of "mysqladmin" it will not open or run either)
I have identified three files with the basic name "mysqlmanager". Is "mysqlmanager" intended to replace "mysqladmin" for the mac os X package download?
I want to implement a stable and secure mysql data base on my local mac (production environment). The data base will later be deployed in an open internet environment.
I appreciate your reply. Thank you. Hanon Sinay
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