Sep 08, 2016 And here is presented the MySQL Database Community Edition Mac Install. Since Oracle MySQL is the most diffused open-source relational database management system. Finally there is also the possibility to Install the MySQL DB by the MacPorts but at this time that way is not working on Sierra due to missing dependencies. Sep 08, 2016 And here is presented the MySQL Database Community Edition Mac Install. Since Oracle MySQL is the most diffused open-source relational database management system. Finally there is also the possibility to Install the MySQL DB by the MacPorts but at this time that way is not working on Sierra due to missing dependencies.
Latest Version:
MySQL 8.0.19 LATEST
Requirements:
macOS 10.12 Sierra or later
Author / Product:
Oracle / MySQL for Mac
Old Versions:
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mysql-8.0.19-macos10.15-x86_64.dmg
Details:
MySQL for Mac 2020 full offline installer setup for Mac
Hi All,
I am having issues trying to install and operate MySql V.5.7.17 on Sierra 10.12.3.
I can run and stop MySql but the tempory password provided during the install does not allow me to login via phpMyAdmin.
The files display correctly in my browser at localhost/~myusername and http://localhost does display 'It Works'.
The phpMyAdmin login page launches when I navigate to the folder http://localhost/~myusername/phpmyadmin.
I am using the user name: root
& The password provided during the mySql install process.
The error is 'password expired' or I have also had 'Root Access denied using password YES'. I have made a number of fresh installs now so that's why the different errors I think. I also ended up with http://localhost giving an error along the lines of 'Access denied you are not allowed to access this server.' However, I was still able to access http://localhost/~myusername/phpmyadmin.
Using terminal and having stopped mySql running the command 'sudo mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables' does appear launch mySql in safe mode.
Using a new Terminal window no other commands work. So I cannot reset the root password using the following method:-
mysql -u root
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'MyNewPass';
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Anyone have any experience of this issue?
I have now reinstalled os 10.12.3 which sorted out the access to localhost but was hoping to get some feedback before attempting to install MySql V.5.7.17 again.
My objective is to run and develop a simple php/mySql website that I have purchased as a file set. The site runs fine on an external server, but I am not able to easilly develop in that environment. The site is built on a Bootstrap framework. I am wanting to use the Pinegrow App for development but this requires the website running locally.
If there are any other methods to edit and develop this kind of website I am open to suggestions.
Thanks in advance.