I've sent a couple of messages to the MySQL list today that didn't seem to
get through. Have there been any problems with the list and/or the manager
today? One of them was returned as being too large to be posted and it
really wasn't all that long. One of them never made it through and was never
returned. This one was originally returned as spam since it didn't contain
any words related to sql, mysql or query. Are the list filters or posting
rules available somewhere to read?

Here's the question I had earlier from the first message that was returned.

I have a small c program that is supposed to run a select query against a
MySQL database. It keeps bombing with a segfault during what I think is the
db connect. I recompiled everything with debug and ran mysql_debug in the
code and am getting the following:

    1: dbug:     libmysql.c:  1176:    1: >mysql_real_connect
    2: dbug:     libmysql.c:  1178:    1: | enter: host: fett  db: CHANGELOG
user: youngd
    3: dbug:     libmysql.c:  1294:    1: | info: Server name: 'fett'.  TCP
sock: 1073830556
    4: dbug:      violite.c:   103:    2: | >vio_new
    5: dbug:      violite.c:   104:    2: | | enter: sd=3
    6: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    31:    3: | | >my_malloc
    7: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    32:    3: | | | my: Size: 84  MyFlags: 16
    8: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    48:    3: | | | exit: ptr: 8072d68
    9: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    49:    3: | | <my_malloc
   10: dbug:      violite.c:   126:    2: | <vio_new
   11: dbug:     libmysql.c:  1346:    1: | error: Got error 111 on connect
to 'fett'
   12: dbug:     libmysql.c:  1568:    1: | error: message: 2003 (Can't
connect to MySQL server on 'fett' (111))
   13: dbug:     libmysql.c:   622:    2: | >end_server
   14: dbug:     libmysql.c:   626:    2: | | info: Net: TCP/IP (3)
   15: dbug:      violite.c:   341:    3: | | >vio_close
   16: dbug:      violite.c:   362:    3: | | | vio_error: close() failed,
error: 107
   17: dbug:      violite.c:   367:    3: | | <vio_close
   18: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    58:    3: | | >my_free
   19: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    59:    3: | | | my: ptr: 8072d68
   20: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    62:    3: | | <my_free
   21: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    58:    3: | | >my_free
   22: dbug:    my_malloc.c:    59:    3: | | | my: ptr: 333a3630
Segmentation fault

It doesn't generate a core dump by the way. If I run a strace on the same
binary I get:

connect(3, {sin_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(23196),
sin_addr=inet_addr("192.168.5.3")}}, 16) = -1 ECONNREFUSED (Connection
refused)
shutdown(3, 2 /* send and receive */)   = -1 ENOTCONN (Transport endpoint is
not connected)
close(3)                                = 0
--- SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) ---
+++ killed by SIGSEGV +++

Any ideas what error 111 and/or 2003 is? Other thoughts?

The actual debug used in the code is:
   mysql_debug("d:t:F:L:n:N:P:o:, /tmp/client.trace");

The username/password/host/database all work fine from the mysql client as
well as from other programs that use similar shared code as the one that's
broken.

Thanks,

Darren Young
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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