Iago Sineiro wrote:
Read the file 'linuxthreads.txt' that comes with your MySQL source distribution (in the Docs subdirectory) for the full story.-----Mensaje original----- De: Mark Matthews [mailto:mark@;mysql.com] Enviado el: miercoles, 23 de octubre de 2002 16:38 Para: Rolf Nilsen CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Asunto: Re: RedHat8.0 and MySQLRolf Nilsen wrote:Hi, dont know if this is old information, but: RedHat 8.0, MySQL 3.23.52. It works like a charm from the local machine, but when you try to connect by TCP, the active thread seg-faults. (strace on mysqld) The solution was to place the host I connect from in /etc/hosts. Voila, no more seg-faults.. I guess this is due to some oddity in RedHat 8.0, but I could not find this documentet anywhere. So now everybody knows.. Best regards Rolf NilsenYes it is old news, search the archives :) The issue is with the GLIBC that ships with RedHat-8.0, and the one that is updated by 'up2date'. We recommend you only use the binaries provided by MySQL AB, as they are statically linked with a custom GLIBC that prevents this problem (among others as well). -Mark --Hi Mark. How custom is the glibc used for compile the binaries provided by MySQL AB? Which version?
-Mark
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