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| From: | Dennis | Date: | May 22 2001 8:56pm |
| Subject: | mysql.sock file | ||
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We have a client program that fails trying to access tmp/mysql.sock on open. It seems that newer servers either dont create the tmp file or store it somewhere else. What can be done to make the existing binary work with both older and newer servers? Is there a my.cnf setting? And also, why has this become an issue? Can it be a build issue with the server? Or is this file being scrubbed by some startup routine (Debian is well-known to do damage upon start up this way)? thanks. Dennis
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| • JOIN optimization | Olivier Georg | 22 May |
| • Re: JOIN optimization | Bob Hall | 22 May |
| • RE: JOIN optimization | Olivier Georg | 22 May |
| • mysql.sock file | Dennis | 22 May |
| • RE: mysql.sock file | Chad Angerer | 22 May |
| • RE: mysql.sock file | Dennis | 23 May |
| • Re: mysql.sock file | Siomara Pantarotto | 23 May |
| • RE: mysql.sock file | Dennis | 23 May |
