As far as I can see, the location it's trying to create the socket lock file in is just wrong - nothing should be trying to write directly into /, yet I see that this path is hard-coded into the plist file:
<string>--socket=/tmp.mysql.sock</string>
I tried altering this to /tmp/mysql.sock, however, it was apparently ignored, and after a short while, the file reverted back to the original config.
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Driver (Ex: PostgreSQL 10.0): MySQL 8.0.33
DBngin build number: 7.0 (70)
macOS version: Sonoma 14.4
The steps to reproduce this issue:
The MySQL indicator turns green, but the service is not available. The error log fills up with this sequence:
As far as I can see, the location it's trying to create the socket lock file in is just wrong - nothing should be trying to write directly into
/
, yet I see that this path is hard-coded into the plist file:I tried altering this to
/tmp/mysql.sock
, however, it was apparently ignored, and after a short while, the file reverted back to the original config.How can I make it work?