. Under
Linux you can use tools like e2undel and debugfs and certain versions of
mc.
Please let us know, if you need help with these tools.
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llows you to use the four cursor
keys for scrolling though the results.
Another idea would be typing "\G" instead of ";" at the end of each
statement, which prints the columns as lines.
Type "help" at the mysql prompt to learn more about these internal
commands.
#x27;t it be "/etc/my.cnf" ?
^^
Did you place the wait_timeout parameter in the [mysqld] section?
2.) Have you tried setting interactive_timeout instead?
See http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/mysql_real_connect.html for an
explanation of the CLIENT_INTE
on multiple (but
not all) interfaces. Maybe it's a solution to bind mysqld to localhost,
forward a low port (that is: port number <1024) of the YOURIPADDRESS
interface to it and let your clients connect to that low port. This
would at least require the horse to have root privileges.
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ve" and "all of the above", which makes things much harder when you
are not sure or running out of time.
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. BTW, I sent a long list of corrections to
that xml guy; if he's put them in, the test should be fine now.
> 3. What version is the test geared for?
It's about version 4.
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Remove the line 'skip-networking' from /etc/mysql/my.cnf,
type "/etc/init.d/mysql restart" and
try connecting to the IP address again.
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verification, please send
me the output of 'select Host,User,Password from mysql.user;' .
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t.
BTW, after fiddling with the "mysql"-database, don't forget to "FLUSH
PRIVILEGES" or "mysqladmin reload"...
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nd more secure than the tcp connection it chooses for
non-localhost servers.
If you really still want to connect to the hostname, you should
- make sure there is no "skip-networking" in my.cnf,
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- run "mysql -u SOMEUSERNAME -p -h servername.foo.org&qu
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