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#XCODE FOR MAC OSX LION HOW TO#
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Mac OS X Lion Update 10.7.2 (Client) Combo: 818.59 MB.

#XCODE FOR MAC OSX LION SOFTWARE#

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Then pop open your db.ini file and add in the password, and you should be good to go.

Next to "database-specific privileges" click "Check All" and then hit "Go".

That will throw your to another page (it should say "Edit privileges: User - Database omeka" at the top of the page)

On the next page under "database-specific privileges" select "omeka" in the drop down.

Make sure "None" is selected under "Database for user", then click "Go" near the bottom of the page.

Enter a password and confirm it on the third and fourth lines.

On the second line (Host) change the drop down from "Any host" to "local".

Enter "omeka" as the user name on the first line.

Then click "Add a new User" (about halfway down the privileges page). Since you said your not tech savvy, here's a quick rundown for adding a new user and granting it the proper privileges: Since that error didn't throw back a username before I'm fairly certain the user "omeka" doesn't exist in your database. If you installed imagemagick using port then the path you need to enter at the bottom of the Omeka set-up page is /opt/local/bin/ Enter Omeka set-up info (name, email etc.). In Terminal, goto Omeka directory, "chmod -R 777 archive"Ĩ. In Omeka directory, add database, user you created with phpMyAdminħ. Download Omeka, unzip in XAMPP htdocs, rename to "omeka" (or as you wish)Ħ. Create new user "omeka" with database "omeka" (or as you wish)ĥ. Start MySQL and Apache services using XAMPP control app.Ĥ. Download, drag and drop XAMPP in /ApplicationsĢ.

Plus it's very useful to be able to make use of other handy packages for file conversions and such via the same process.ġ.

#XCODE FOR MAC OSX LION INSTALL#

A benefit of a port based install is that it's very easy to update or remove packages afterwards. Then compile and install imagemagick with one terminal command: "sudo port install imagemagick". Here are my steps for installing Omeka under this scenario:Įither use the method you described in your write-up (definitely the quickest way), or else install the free OSX developer package (Xcode) from Apple () followed by the MacPorts () package manager. I'm using this now with no issues under OSX Lion (10.7.1). Some versions of MAMP don't play nice with Omeka (search the Forums for details) so I currently recommend XAMPP (1.7.3). Plus they come with phpMyAdmin pre-configured for use. This bundles everything you need for Omeka (MySQL, Apache, PHP) except ImageMagick in one directory with no system dependancies. For evaluation purposes on OSX I prefer to install a LAMP framework such as MAMP () or XAMPP ().