At 1:05 +0000 1/31/02, Julián Muñoz Domínguez wrote:
>I ask this here because it seems this topic is not covered in any faq (or
>I don't find it):
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>Is it possible to have mysql listening in 2 unix sockets (diferent path)
>at the same time ?
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>I use postfix, and the socket should be in a specific directory inside
>/var/spool/postfix, but at the same time I have more applications needing
>to connect to the traditional /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock (debian)
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>What I have done is create a hard link at the booting (after mysqld
>started, and before postfix).
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>But, is it bad to access to the unix socket via a hard link ?
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>Or is it indiferente ? (because it is a hard link) ?? (Sorry, this
>question is maybe off-topic!!)
Try using a symlink rather than a hard link. Then you won't have
to recreate it all the time.
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