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Set up launchctl to auto start mongod
/usr/local/opt/mongodb/
is a symlink to /usr/local/Cellar/mongodb/x.y.z
(e.g., 2.4.9
)
You can use launchctl to start and stop mongod
You can also more conveniently use brew
to start, stop, and verify service status
The default plist provided by homebrew stores the mongod configuration at /usr/local/etc/mongod.conf
. This configuration specifies the dbpath
to be /usr/local/var/mongodb
instead of the default /data/db
.
For more about launchctl
see:
this code is severely outdated.use brew install mongo
and follow instructions for launch options
Configure MongoDB to start when Mac OSX system boots.
This guide assumes you've installed mongo using MacPorts like so:
Mongo daemon location is assumed to be /opt/local/bin/mongod
If you download mongo directly, you need to copy all files inside the bin directory to /opt/local/bin as root. Once you do that, the rest of this guide will apply to you.
These locations were chosen because that is how most of the other stuff like mysql and redis gets installed.
All of the above commands wrapped into an install script for convenience
This script is safe to run even if mongod is already installed
If your paths are different, you'll need to manually change both the plist file and install script
If you would prefer to install a mac StartupItem (instead of Launchctl item) use mongodb-mac-startup
Idea for this was borrowed from an article on 'Cupcake With Sprinkles' blog
Tested with Mongo 1.4.2 and Mac 10.6.3 (Snow Leopard) on 4 May 2010
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