I’m having a problem following your instructions at
http://blog.bisna.com/2011/04/getting-snow-leopard-builtin-mamp-to-work-smoothly/

I get to the point where APC is installed and I’ve inserted the extension line in
/private/etc/php.ini

I restart apache (sudo apachectl restart). When I try loading
http://localhost/~adrien/info.php

I get a server error. Here’s the apache console log entry:

[Fri Jun 03 08:58:16 2011] [error] [client ::1] PHP Fatal error: Unknown: apc_fcntl_unlock failed: in Unknown on line 0

A similar entry appears when attempting to load an localhost .php file. If I go back to the php.ini and comment out the extension (put a ; before the line) and restart apache
everything works again.

Please advise.

Thank you.

First of all I want to thank you for your Bisna ZendFramework+Doctrine integration library. Some time ago I’ve struggled with the same issue with ZendServer storing mysql socket in it’s own directory and did just the same as you suggest #ln -s …

But the problem was that I needed to do this each time I reboot (wich was getting a bit annoying), so a better approach may be to configure mysql to store the socket where it needs to be. This can be done in my.cnf with :

[mysqld]
socket= /tmp/mysql.sock #(or whatever)

Hope that was to the point of your post.
Dmitry.