Hi again,

I finally found out why it did not work, and how to have it work.

It seems (on both systems I've tried) that options files are read by mysql
client, but not by mysql server.
Hence, mysql --help reported the value I wanted to set, but mysql server
still used the default 1Mbyte value ... don't ask me why :-)
running mysqld_safe with --max_allowed_value=8M in the command line did the
trick :
# mysqladmin -p variables | grep packet
Enter password:
| max_allowed_packet              | 8387584

and sending a bigger file now works, though I can't use an option file to
achieve it.

Brice

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