how can I get back /usr/local/bin/mysql on Snow Leopard?

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Published on 2010-04-06T03:29:22Z Indexed on 2010/04/06 3:33 UTC
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From terminal and trying to uninstall macports, I ran a command, rm -rf / macports...., that erased bunch of stuff. I feel ashamed about this, not realizing the space after /.

Since then, mysql is running but I cannot execute any of the mysql commands because it is not under /usr/local/bin/

I went ahead an reinstall mysql but without luck. What steps do you recommend on doing in order to be able to run mysql, mysqlduml, mysqladmin, from terminal? I can access databases from phpmyadmin, so mysql is running, don't ask me how.

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how can I get back /usr/local/bin/mysql on Snow Leopard?

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From terminal and trying to uninstall macports, I ran a command, rm -rf / macports...., that erased bunch of stuff. I feel ashamed about this, not realizing the space after /.

Since then, mysql is running but I cannot execute any of the mysql commands because it is not under /usr/local/bin/

I went ahead an reinstall mysql but without luck. What steps do you recommend on doing in order to be able to run mysql, mysqlduml, mysqladmin, from terminal? I can access databases from phpmyadmin, so mysql is running, don't ask me how.

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