Re: Inquiry

2022-11-11 Thread Stephen R. van den Berg 
David Estopa wrote:
>We have a roxen that connects correctly to a server without using ssl
>encription, but from the command line (with pike), we cannot especify the
>correct options in the optional mapping to force the Sql object to connect to
>the same server bypassing the ssl protocol or similar. There are a list of
>all supported mysql client options to use in pike well documented? Or maybe

The connection string prefix normally determines the use of SSL or not
to the database.
In case of mysql, that should be either "mysql:" or "mysqls:", for
either plain or encrypted respectively.
-- 
Stephen.

Re: Inquiry

2022-10-27 Thread David Estopa 

Hi, a little question.

We have a roxen that connects correctly to a server without using ssl 
encription, but from the command line (with pike), we cannot especify 
the correct options in the optional mapping to force the Sql object to 
connect to the same server bypassing the ssl protocol or similar. There 
are a list of all supported mysql client options to use in pike well 
documented? Or maybe the available options for this mapping, are the 
same as the displayed on the 'mysql --help' client.


Apologies for the query. Pike is a great language, but sometimes the 
documentation of some modules or options is very poor.


Kind regards

David Estopa.


El 20/5/22 a las 13:01, Stephen R. van den Berg escribió:

James Latham wrote:

Thanks for the very informative mailing list that you have created.
Is there any way to create a distributable pike program?

You forget to specify the target platform.


Ideally it would be all in one module.

Dropping it inside a minimal docker could be considered a universal solution
these days, I guess.

Re: Inquiry

2022-05-20 Thread Stephen R. van den Berg 
James Latham wrote:
>Thanks for the very informative mailing list that you have created.
>Is there any way to create a distributable pike program?

You forget to specify the target platform.

>Ideally it would be all in one module.

Dropping it inside a minimal docker could be considered a universal solution
these days, I guess.
-- 
Stephen.