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I'm trying to setup up MySQL on mac os 10.6 using Homebrew by brew install mysql 5.1.52. Everything goes well and I am also successful with the mysql_install_db. However when I try to connect to the. The problem is that i can't access the mysql server at all after the installation by brew. I can start it, but it won't let me in as root with.

• Go to the and download the latest version of MySQL for MacOS. Select the native package DMG archive version, not the compressed TAR version. • Click the Download button next to the version you choose.

• You are prompted to sign up for an Oracle Web Account, but unless you want one, click No thanks, just start my download. • In your downloads folder, find and double-click the file icon to mount the.dmg archive, which contains the installer.

• Double-click the icon for the MySQL package installer. • Read the opening dialog screen and click Continue to begin the installation. • Read the license terms. Click Continue and then Agree to continue. • Click Install. • Record the temporary password that displays during the installation process. This password cannot be recovered.

You must save it. After you log in to MySQL, you are prompted to create a new password.

• Press Close on the Summary screen to complete the installation.

To install the database, you don't need to install Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5. If you run into any issues installing and configuring the database, look at the README.txt file included in the DMG Archive for some useful tips.

• Double-click the DMG Archive, and then double-click the.pkg file that starts with mysql-5.5. Follow the instructions to install the MySQL server. • Double-click the MySQLStartupItem.pkg file, and follow the instructions in the setup wizard. The wizard installs the MySQL server as an auto-startup item.

• Double-click the MySQL.prefPane file. The file installs the MySQL control panel into the System Preferences application so that you can control the MySQL server. • Open the System Preferences application, and perform the following actions: • In the Other section, click the MySQL icon. • Click Start MySQL server to start the server. • At the bottom of the control panel, you can also configure the MySQL server to run automatically on startup. • To make it easier to access the mysql and mysqladmin programs, you can modify the PATH environment variable by performing the following actions: • From a terminal window in your home directory, type the following command: open -a TextEdit.profile • Add the following statement to your existing PATH environment variable, or create a new entry if a PATH variable isn't already defined: export PATH=/usr/local/mysql/bin:$PATH • Close the current terminal window, and open a new one for the changes to the PATH variable to take effect. • On the Home screen for the MySQL Workbench, in the SQL Development section, double-click the database connection that you created when you created the server instance for the database.