2013-09-17, 01:39
For what it's worth I installed MySQL 5.6.13 on OS X.
In the wiki for the MySQL setup instructions, it talks about opening up the bind-address so more than the local host can connect to the database.
I didn't need to create/edit the my.cnf at all. Maybe it was related to the changes since 5.6.6 as shown here:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/s...nd-address
I can confirm that editing the my.cfg isn't necessary for OS X, it works by default. In fact, the entirety of Step 4 in that section is no longer necessary, making things a lot simpler.
I don't have access to edit the wiki, but if someone wanted to update this it might help others.
In the wiki for the MySQL setup instructions, it talks about opening up the bind-address so more than the local host can connect to the database.
I didn't need to create/edit the my.cnf at all. Maybe it was related to the changes since 5.6.6 as shown here:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/s...nd-address
I can confirm that editing the my.cfg isn't necessary for OS X, it works by default. In fact, the entirety of Step 4 in that section is no longer necessary, making things a lot simpler.
I don't have access to edit the wiki, but if someone wanted to update this it might help others.
