RE: Running MySQL under tcpserver/superv

[Robin Bowes]

>
> Why do you want MySQL to run under tcpserver? What
> benefits would it give you as opposed to the regular
> configuration?

Hi Sasha,

There are two benefits as I see it:

1. tcpserver enables better control of just who connects to the program   
it is controlling, ie limit max. connections, restrict IP addresses that   
can connect.

2. I use tcpserver for nearly all the other programs I manage, and I   
always strive to reduce the number of different control interfaces I need   
to remember!

Are you familiar with djb's supervise?  If so, am I right in thinking   
that MySQL should run OK under the control of supervise?

Cheers,

R.
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