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    If it’s a MySQL versionning problem, how come some people manage to have MySQL 4.1.9 working (EasyPHP’s 1.8 MySQL version), while others don’t ? I am no expert on the matter, just using logic there...

    XAMPP’s MySQL version is MySQL 4.1.14. Maybe you could try XAMPP for OS X, see what happens ?
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      Just a thought. Been a few years since I worked on the server end of the stick. Lately I’ve just been working on website development with whatever happened to be on hand. I’ve downloaded MySQL 5 for OS X, but I’m too chicken to install it yet!
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        Yeah well would that make a reliable test platform anyway ?

        As I said, try XAMPP for OSX, and if you could tell us if it solves the problem...
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          Susan, MySQL 5 is working just fine on my localhost OS X install. laugh
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