How to fix: Library not loaded: @rpath/libmysqlclient.21.dylib ImportError in Django (Mac)

[@mishanthapakshetri3631]

I can't thank you enough. tomorrow is deadline for my minor project midterm defense report submission and I was stuck on this error for 3,4 hours. 1st method didn't work but the 2nd one did the trick. Thank you very much

[@choobtorials]

You’re welcome! Glad you were able to fix it!

[@enginyokaribas]

Have been struggling with this error for almost a day now. The second solution helped me out. Really appreciate it.

[@niucs04]

THANK YOU!!!!! I have been searching for a solution to this issue over the last few days to no avail. Somehow stumbled upon your video and it works!!! The symbolic link didn't do it BUT Solution 2 where I changed the relative path to an absolute path did the trick. Soooo happy about this, you are awesome!

[@choobtorials]

Glad it helped! :)

[@mohammedowda3398]

You saved my day, Thanks,
just a note I needed to restart my laptop before it worked

[@choobtorials]

Oh thanks for that info!

[@abbeysoch8408]

whoa!! spent days on this...thanks a lot!!

[@davyroger3773]

Hey thanks for the video, only thing for me is that i cant access the virtual environment this deep into the project structure, python does not know it exist. So when i open the mysql db folder in the terminal and run the scripts im denied permission to write to the file

[@yanchengpan543]

Help--How come I didnt find MySQLdb folder in my site-packages

[@gajarajsekar8044]

Thanks a lot. After 2 hours I finally found this video.

[@choobtorials]

You’re welcome! Glad the video helped.

[@aditya_2420]

How can I fix this issue
ld: building for iOS Simulator, but linking in dylib file (/Users/abhisheksingh/Desktop/Headstrt_Code/july_release/ios/Flutter/Flutter.framework/Flutter) built for iOS, file '/Users/abhisheksingh/Desktop/Headstrt_Code/july_release/ios/Flutter/Flutter.framework/Flutter' for architecture arm64

[@fivefish9019]

Very helpful video, thank you so much!

[@andrescubides3387]

You're awesome you're the best, I spent three days of my life and no code in those days trying to find a solution and you give me that solution thanks a lot I'm very grateful with you

[@warboom198]

Which solution worked for you.

[@andrescubides3387]

@@warboom198 the second one

[@warboom198]

my terminal is saying no such file or directory exists when exiting this (otool -L _mysql.cpython-38-darwin.so)

[@warboom198]

@@andrescubides3387my Mac still cannot find the _mysql file when I run the Xcode commands :(

[@andrescubides3387]

@@warboom198 did you tried both? or only one? Do you have Xcode? in your mac?

[@skim8889]

Thank you so much! You saved me...

[@warboom198]

please help my mac cannot find the _mysql file in solution 2. It just says no such file exists

[@choobtorials]

Could be that the filename is different from what I have in the video. You might be running a different Python version. You need to check in the MySQLdb folder what the filename of yours is.

[@warboom198]

@@choobtorials the file is located in Macintosh HD. Where should the mysqlDB folder be located?

[@warboom198]

@@choobtorials inthink im running python 3.9

[@warboom198]

@@choobtorials also the file name is the same as the one in the video. Please help...

[@choobtorials]

Are you running a virtual environment like in the video?

[@laohuangzheye]

thank you!

[@moa144]

Great video!

[@warboom198]

thank you.

[@JacobGabriel-c3r]

thats not how you pronounce 'lib' - it should sound like lip but with a b. not "lieb"

[@manishmeshram773]

thank you