If you have any better let me know in comment. Remember that this is the workaround solution. So, you have to repeat these steps again.
NOTE: This problem will be faced again, after you restart your Mac OS X. The progressing status will show “Running”. Step 6: Open XAMPP Manager and click “Start” button to start MySQL Database again Remind that if you didn’t passed this step your all tables will be read only. Step 4: Edit the my.cnf again and remove the line you just added Start button to start both Apache, MySQL, and FTP server as services. Step 2: Open the file and find the section How To Install, Start, Stop XAMPP On Mac OS.
Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/etc/my.cnf Step 1: Go to your Finder and edit the file as the following path below. But today we serve many sites and found the great one that is workaround solution for this case. We click “Start” button again and again but the result still the same.Īctually, we still can’t find the exactly solution for the problem of MySQL Database doesn’t start in XAMPP on Mac OS X. So, we attempt to wait until the progressing status are finish, and we found that it backward to the status of “Stopped”. The progressing are show status for “Starting…” for 3-5 mins, and we think that these are abnormal situation because of the starting process will take time for 1-2 mins as normally. We try to click “Start” button on the right hand side to start MySQL Database in XAMPP on Mac OS X. So that why we are here and provide our solution to everyone. myPhpProject", by doing this you are creating a symbolic link of your "myPhpProject" folder in "htdocs"Ħ.MySQL Database Doesn’t Start in XAMPP on Mac OS XĪre you struck in the same problem ? A last couple of weeks we have found some problem in XAMPP on our Mac OS X. type the command "ln -s /username/projects/myPhpProject.
open a terminal and go to "/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs"ĥ. git clone the project you want to work on in anywhere you like, in my case "/username/projects/myPhpProject"Ĥ. I found a recipe to do it! Below is the recipleģ. Today, while I have to work on a PHP project again, I took some time to look into if I can create a symbolic link in "htdocs" folder so that I don't need to mess with "nf" anymore. Yet the default setup of putting all the php code within the "/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs" in OSX is not so developer friendly, as I have a habit to put all my code under "/username/projects/", I used to just go into the nf of XAMPP to change the "DocumentRoot" and "" tag to my project folder, so I can run the code while maintain my own folder structure. XAMPP is a really good tools to quickly setup a php dev environment.
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