osx - Dont want to have to start mongod with `sudo mongod` -
I just got brew install mongodb with OS X 10.9.5 on Brandi's new MacBook Air.
I tried to run
mongod from the terminal and he said "no / data / db" so I used to call it
sudo mkdir / data and
Sudo MkDir / Data / DB .
is now running "Unable to create / open lock file: /data/db/mongod.lock error: 13 permission is denied" but I can call it
sudo mongod .
How can I make it so that I do not have to run Mongoode with pseudo, but instead just
mongod
(I was like this That's on my last computer, but I do not remember what I did, and that computer had messed up everything.)
This worked for me:
sudo chmod-r 777 / data / db then
makes Sudoku chown-r_ id -u` / data / db -R command recursive; I tried to direct the other stack overflow answers as both sudo chmod 777 / data / db and sudo chown `id -u` / data / db but They failed.
(PS I'm sorry, I know this is a very old question, but I found myself trying to see the answer to my problem, and since I got it successful, I thought That I will keep it here in the future. Anyway, I am not sure which one of these two commands, but it worked.)
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