Hi Nils!
First of all, thanks for your reply.
> I believe you miss an important point. Error 1130 means that the host (ip
> address) is not allowed to connect, it doesnt mean that its not physically
> possible. You have to check the privileges you gave the user or host that
> doesnt work.
Yes, the privileges is all set. Read my post again and you can see I'm
explaining that connecting with the mysql client all goes OK and trying to
connect with a socket I receive the error.
It all goes like this:
A) Connecting with "mysql -h myhost -u user".
Using the command line client all goes ok, I can connect. This
is indication for all the privileges are correctly set.
B) Connecting with a socket in my C++ program I receive the 1130
error.
(This obviously using the SAME machine, not speaking the same
IP).
What troubles me is what the heck does the "libmysql.dll" to connect
correctly that I can't replicate using a socket.
I suppose (and only suppose) I can migrate the server from 3.23.41 to
4.0.13 and all this goes away. If that is the case, I imagine I have catched
a bug to the 3.23.41 version. However, I have read all the changelogs up to
4.0 and it doesn't say anything the developers have changed something to the
low level connection layer or something.
Cheers,
Jose Miguel.
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