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ps ax | grep mysql). looks like you can use the--socketoption, theMYSQL_UNIX_PORTenvironment variable, or various.cnffiles to getmysqlto check a different socket path. Since the command looks like it's checking a non-default path, maybe docker or some other process updated that env?/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock. The mysql command error says it's checking for/tmp/mysql.sock, so I'm curious ifset | grep MYSQLshows something unexpected. You might just need to link it likeln -s /private/var/mysql/mysql.sock /tmp/mysql.socklike in the answer here: stackoverflow.com/a/18418296/7411885 there are some other good troubleshooting steps in there as wellset...call. I theorize Docker changed some default directory where the sock file is being referenced (ie, from default/var/run...to the/tmplocation)...nothing turned up doing afindfor the location, do you know where the socket directory is specified in some mysql config file so I can change it back to where it actually exists?