Hello,
I'm in very big problem today I hope someone can help my, as a developer I have like 30 sites in my "Sites" folder and I use "Tableplus" for connection to MYSQL, normally I could connect to 127.0.0.1 with root and a created password. But now It doesnt connect anymore, I'm super scared that all my data is lost and gone......
Please help me im stuck..
Bye, Hessel
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.13
Barney-15E wrote:
The upgrade should not have affected the Data Volume where everything that isn’t the OS is stored.
What was the old OS version and how did you go about upgrading?
I've seen many reports that the Sonoma upgrade wrecks Homebrew installations.
Have you confirmed that the MySQL server is running?
It sounds like it’s not running. Whatever method you use to start it on login is perhaps not working in Sonoma and you need to confirm that it still works.
It did not found any MYSQL or Homebrew, I think the upgrade deleted everything......
The upgrade should not have affected the Data Volume where everything that isn’t the OS is stored.
What was the old OS version and how did you go about upgrading?
Hessel_NL wrote:
It did not found any MYSQL or Homebrew, I think the upgrade deleted everything......
Homebrew strikes again!
The operating system upgrade didn't delete anything, but your Homebrew installation was not compatible. Why did you install Homebrew in the first place? Because to fix this, you're going to need a crash course in advanced unix configuration. You essentially have to reverse engineer everything Homebrew did and undo it.
Another option is to just erase your hard drive and reinstall the operating system. Normally I tell people to avoid restoring any software, apps, system settings, or "other files". They can safely reinstall user accounts and user files. But this actually might not work for Homebrew. It might have corrupted some user files. However, even if it did that, you could at least create a new account and use that account and it's fresh command-line configuration to fix your current account. Then, you can reinstall MySQL correctly and move forward.
Good luck!
etresoft wrote:
Barney-15E wrote:
The upgrade should not have affected the Data Volume where everything that isn’t the OS is stored.
What was the old OS version and how did you go about upgrading?
I've seen many reports that the Sonoma upgrade wrecks Homebrew installations.
My experience with Homebrew is it wrecks macOS installations. Maybe Sonoma is payback.
Thanks for youre fast reply, im gonna try to start the MYSQL.
MYSQL gone after upgrade to Sonoma i'm lost..
