I just installed MySQL and its drivers on a Mac OS X Leopard. When I
issued my rails command to build a new app, then issued the script/
server command and connected to my localhost:3000 in the browser, I
saw the following problem with MySQL.
I changed/updated the PATH in nano, and it can see MySQL fine. So I
really don't understand the problem.
I just installed MySQL and its drivers on a Mac OS X Leopard. When I
issued my rails command to build a new app, then issued the script/
server command and connected to my localhost:3000 in the browser, I
saw the following problem with MySQL.
I changed/updated the PATH in nano, and it can see MySQL fine. So I
really don't understand the problem.
MissingSourceFile in Rails/infoController#properties
no such file to load -- mysql
[...]
You've made the same common mistake that many others on this list have
made. The file that Rails can't load is not the mySQL app itself,
but rather the mysql gem (which contains the libraries that tell Ruby
how to talk to the DB). Install the gem and all should be well.
But you probably should be using PostgreSQL anyway. It's a *much*
better DB.