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How to set up a local config for MariaDB on Mac

Time:05-22

I have installed MariaDB server on my Mac using homebrew. I can access it no problem but I need to set up a local config file using the mysql_config_editor command. When I try to do that I get a zsh: command not found: mysql_config_editor error.

After some googling I found that I need to export the path to mysql folder in the zshrc file. I had trouble finding the actual folder I need to reference as it does not seem to be in the same location as all the answers I found. Is this the correct folder?

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The below portion has been solved by the input from @wiimm. However, the added path to the zshrc folder still does not allow me to run the mysql_config_editor command, same zsh error.

After finding this folder I run nano ~/.zshrc command and added export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/var/mysql/bin to the file.

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However, when I run the source ~/.zshrc command I get a /Users/olesn/.zshrc:7: parse error near `\n' error.

Are the steps that I am doing correct in order for me to be able to set up the local config file, and if yes, how can I resolve this parse error?

Any help would be most appreciated.

CodePudding user response:

MariaDB doesn't install mysql_config_editor which is why its not found.

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