Rich wrote:
Another developer told me his data folder had root/wheel as user/group. Also 775 as the permissions.
Well, that would work if mysql were in the wheel group, but that's not the normal setup <http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/installing-binary.html>. I'm not sure why you'd make the data directory world-readable either.
Just changed it to 700 and it works. As for the kayak issue, it's Safari. It doesn't want to see the web sharing on the very same machine it's on. Very temperamental.
I expect we ought to take this question off list, as it's not mysql related. You're getting some version of "host not found" errors? Have you verified that apache is running? Have you run `hostname` in the terminal to verify your machine is kayak.local? Have you tried localhost? (My iBook changes its hostname when it talks to the DHCP server at work, but localhost always works.)
Cheers
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