At 9:16 -0500 7/26/02, Mike Grover wrote:
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>Sent: Friday, July 26, 2002 9:01 AM
>To: Mike Grover
>Subject: Re: Named Pipes in MySQL
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>Does anybody know if connecting with named pipes has changed in 4.02?
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>I used to use . For the host name in 4.01 , after I switched to 4.02 I
>get the error "Failed to open named pipe" when I try to connect?
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>Any Ideas?
As of MySQL 3.23.50, named pipes are off by default (they caused certain
kinds of shutdown problems on some systems). To enable them use an
--enable-named-pipes option or put an enable-named-pipe line in the
[mysqld] group in an option file. I don't know, but would guess that
the same change was made in the 4.0.x series between 4.0.1 and 4.0.2,
from what you're describing.
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> mike
