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| From: | Murad Nayal | Date: | March 14 2003 8:42pm |
| Subject: | forcing mysql client to use TCP socket? | ||
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Hello, how can I force mysql interactive client (actually the client library as well) to use a TCP port on the local host if I do: mysql -h localhost -u user -p --port=2000 I get: ERROR 2002: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' what might be a problem is: it seems, for reasons I don't entirely understand possibly related to the network configuration on this node, I need to use the name 'localhost' rather than the actual name of the node! thanks in advance for the help Murad
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| • Remote Administration | C. Reeve | 14 Mar |
| • Re: Remote Administration | Brian McCain | 14 Mar |
| • forcing mysql client to use TCP socket? | Murad Nayal | 14 Mar |
| • Re: forcing mysql client to use TCP socket? | Dan Nelson | 14 Mar |
| • Re: forcing mysql client to use TCP socket? | gerald_clark | 14 Mar |
| • Re: forcing mysql client to use TCP socket? | Gelu Gogancea | 14 Mar |
| • Re: forcing mysql client to use TCP socket? | Murad Nayal | 15 Mar |
