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Basically I just need mysql for the blogging software (wordpress). But it’s also a good reference to compare with Postgres used by Alashan. Therefore I just installed the software with basic configuration.

Documentation: PostgreSQL in Mac OS X (Apple Developer Connection) hints from Jeremiah Peschka Install Instructions: Download full source package (version 9.0.3) extract source $ configure –prefix=/usr/local/postgres-9.0.3 –with-krb5 –with-bonjour –with-pam –with-python –with-openssl –enable-shared –enable-thread-safety Create postgres daemon user simular to the mysql user with dscl (niutil scratch) $ gnumake $ gnumake check (generated errors) $ sudo [...]

The original source from the maven build plugin for TextMate is downloaded from the TextMate homepage. But I changed the ruby script to offer links for each error line. So one can jump into the source file directly. The plugin itself is installed in Contents/ShardSupport/Bundles. Maven.tmbundle Note that we have to set the project variable [...]

Download the prebuild subversion package for MacOSX from www.codingmonkeys.de/mbo. (version 1.4.4) that gets installed in /usr/local. Subversion can be configured to use apache2 as frontend. It is also possible to run subversion behind a webdav remote directory. For more information about these setups follow the instructions from www.tacow.org. In stead I use ssh as network [...]

To update the wordpress installation manually follow these steps: Download current version from wordpress.org/download/ Backup wordpress MySQL database and files under the installation directory (see wordpress tutorial). (On MacOSX I’ve installed the files in /Library/WebServer/Documents/blog) Deactivate all plugins in the management console. Move away old wordpress folder and extract the new installation folder. Save the [...]

For further information see the description from Matt Willmor (http://maczealots.com/tutorials/wordpress/). These steps here are just a extract of the page above. The MySQL database must be installed previously. Create MySQL database named ‘wordpress’ $ mysql -u root -p > create database wordpress > show databases > show tables Enable PHP in apache configuration (/etc/apache2/httpd.conf) Uncomment [...]