Hello, I've an application client that stores it's data in a mysql server. Client and server (Both linux) are on diffrent hosts, I can't change the application but I have root access on both server and client.
The problem: Sometimes the lan connection has paket drops (about 1%) and the connection to the mysql server is lost. Unfortunately the client starts his work from the beginning. How can I add some sort of "proxy" between the client and the server on the client host that accept the mysql query from the client like a mysql server, forwards this query to the real mysql server as often as needed to get the answer over the bad lan connection and than returns the result of the clients query to the client like a normal mysql server would do? Anyway, if someone knows a complete diffrent solution that works without changing the client application (and of course the buggy lan) I will be happy! Thanks, Alexander Newald -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
