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I have a MySQL instance running locally on port 3306, but for some legacy apps I also want to make it available on port 3305 (don’t ask). Is there an easy way to do this on OS X, so that if I try to connect on either 3305 or 3306 they will both go to the MySQL server on 3306?
You can use ipfw to set up a forwarding rule for port 3305 to send it to port 3306.
My syntax might be a little off and you may have to change it to the actual IP address or add a second rule for it.