04-09-2006, 12:01 AM
mattkime Wrote:
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> perhaps your perl script just isn't returning any
> errors?
>
> try importing manually.
>
> ...and try to keep track of how many active mysql
> installs you have. I'm not sure why you're having
> trouble with this.
A-ha! I can tell you exactly why I'm having trouble!
MySQL5, installed from the binaries ("binaries" - that's the word, right?) over here, comes with a nifty little preference pane. So that lets me skip the whole bit about starting it from the command line.*
An installation from DarwinPorts of some other bit of software included MySQL4 as a dependent. So now I have two different versions of MySQL installed. Are they running? I dunno. Thus far, I'm a GUI sort of guy. Looking through invisible folders and checking configuration files doesn't intimidate me; I just don't have any experience with that sort of thing.
GtDS
*I guess I should just find out how to do that, and then it won't be scary.
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> perhaps your perl script just isn't returning any
> errors?
>
> try importing manually.
>
> ...and try to keep track of how many active mysql
> installs you have. I'm not sure why you're having
> trouble with this.
A-ha! I can tell you exactly why I'm having trouble!
MySQL5, installed from the binaries ("binaries" - that's the word, right?) over here, comes with a nifty little preference pane. So that lets me skip the whole bit about starting it from the command line.*
An installation from DarwinPorts of some other bit of software included MySQL4 as a dependent. So now I have two different versions of MySQL installed. Are they running? I dunno. Thus far, I'm a GUI sort of guy. Looking through invisible folders and checking configuration files doesn't intimidate me; I just don't have any experience with that sort of thing.
GtDS
*I guess I should just find out how to do that, and then it won't be scary.