EP wrote:
OK, I need to ask a stupid question.
Obviously, MySQL can run on its own, not quite sure what you really mean by this though.
Amazing that it wasn't obvious to me, but I originally installed MySQL after installing Apache, based on home brew instructions that implied a dependency; then I always had Apache running when I used MySQL and was convinced of the flatness of the earth.
My problem on my 2nd machine _was_ :
Error 2003: Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost' (10061)
Long story short, now realizing the MYSQL error message had nothing to do with my Apache error messages, I looked and found the MySQL config. error -- fixed it, setting the port to 3306 in the ini file.
It's up!
Thanks!
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