Easily control your MySQL server on Mac OS X Leopard with simple commands to stop and start your server using built-in functionality. Perfect for developers and IT professionals looking for streamlined management of their databases.
MySQL is a widely known and easily downloadable database that can be installed on Macs. The bundle consists of a convenient System Preferences panel that allows users to start, stop and check the state of the MySQL server. However, the Preference Pane bundled with Leopard doesn't work for some reason, and certain default positions have changed.
This is where InerziaMySQL comes in. It's a widget that eliminates the need for users to remember terminal strings or even go to Terminal! When launched, it requires an Administrator password to be entered. It's recommended to leave it open in the Dashboard, as once the password is accepted, it’s hidden from view and maintained during the session, even if not shown.
The widget only requires minimal memory and no CPU load, so there's no harm in keeping it open until it's needed. This ensures that the password given to the system is only relevant for the time necessary to execute the MySQL command, and it's quickly forgotten after that. As a result, users can rest easy knowing that if they leave their Mac unattended, no one can enter Terminal and issue Administrator commands.
The InerziaMySQL widget displays the MySQL status and provides a start/stop button that makes managing the server much more convenient. Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned user of MySQL, InerziaMySQL is a must-have tool to streamline your database management.
This is where InerziaMySQL comes in. It's a widget that eliminates the need for users to remember terminal strings or even go to Terminal! When launched, it requires an Administrator password to be entered. It's recommended to leave it open in the Dashboard, as once the password is accepted, it’s hidden from view and maintained during the session, even if not shown.
The widget only requires minimal memory and no CPU load, so there's no harm in keeping it open until it's needed. This ensures that the password given to the system is only relevant for the time necessary to execute the MySQL command, and it's quickly forgotten after that. As a result, users can rest easy knowing that if they leave their Mac unattended, no one can enter Terminal and issue Administrator commands.
The InerziaMySQL widget displays the MySQL status and provides a start/stop button that makes managing the server much more convenient. Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned user of MySQL, InerziaMySQL is a must-have tool to streamline your database management.
What's New
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