Well, getting stunnel clean now presents additional info in the *.err file
on the slave:
010611 13:35:41 Error reading packet from server: Access denied for user:
'ftp@localhost' (Using password: YES) (0)
This being repeated every minute implies it's from the replication
connection, which is set for 60 second retries.
What's perverse is that the password is _right_ in my.cnf on the slave, and
I can connect as that /hostname/user/port/password to the master server
using the mysql client with no problem. I can also of course connect from
the mysql client on the master, using the user and password, and thus being
'ftp@localhost' as far as it is concerned. What would replication be basing
denial of access on that wouldn't apply to the mysql client?
Meanwhile in the master's *.err:
010611 13:46:15 Aborted connection 612 to db: 'ftp' user: 'ftp' host: `localhost'
(Got an error reading communication packets)
- not sure this is the same though, it's less than once-a-minute, although
there's far too much of it - about 2-3 times in 5 minutes - whatever the
problem is. There's no apparent functional problem with the database use on
the server though.
Restarting both servers makes no difference. What am I missing?
Whit
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