Re: groupadd

2002-07-30 Thread David Houghton
Triffic Just what I was after. Many thanks On Tue, 30 Jul 2002, Pete French wrote: > > You need to create a new user and group for mysql. > > Open your OSX manuals and start reading. > > Additional hint - nidump and niload will do the trick (assuming > it works like alll other NeXT systems,

Re: groupadd

2002-07-30 Thread Pete French
> You need to create a new user and group for mysql. > Open your OSX manuals and start reading. Additional hint - nidump and niload will do the trick (assuming it works like alll other NeXT systems, which it seems to). -pcf. -

Re: groupadd

2002-07-27 Thread David Houghton
On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Gerald Clark wrote: > create a group called mysql > greate a user called mysql, and make it a member of the mysql group. There is no groupadd or useradd command on MacOSX. -- Dave Houghton [EMAIL PROTECTED] System Manager

Re: groupadd

2002-07-27 Thread David Houghton
Hello Thanks for getting back to. The real problem I have is that I am rtying to install mysql remotely and don't have access to the MacOSX console. Hence Netinfo is is not an option. On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Chris Garaffa wrote: > He who calles himself "Gerald Clark" (from > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)

Re: groupadd

2002-07-26 Thread Gerald Clark
You have posted this sevaral times, and several people have responded. If you are not at the console, and can't use the GUI tools, you will have to use terminal mode tools, or edit the user and group files yourself. This is really not a MySQL problem. You need to create a new user and group for