Re: 4.1 client protocol?

2004-09-17 Thread Egor Egorov
Todd Gruben [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have an interesting problem.  I have developed a custom mysql 
 replication client that we use for monitoring our mysql database.  Kinda 
 like a poor man's trigger, but the power of an asynchronus trigger is 
 very beneficial. Any way, I developed this client based on the 4.0 
 version of mysql.  It appears that the network protocol has changed in 
 4.1.  Is there any documentation of the 4.1 protocol, I figured the 4.0 
 protocol out from the code, but that was a very time consuming 
 experience for me and i was hoping for a slightly higher level bit of 
 documentation than c code. Does such a beast exist?

Why not use libmysqlclient? 





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4.1 client protocol?

2004-09-16 Thread Todd Gruben
I have an interesting problem.  I have developed a custom mysql 
replication client that we use for monitoring our mysql database.  Kinda 
like a poor man's trigger, but the power of an asynchronus trigger is 
very beneficial. Any way, I developed this client based on the 4.0 
version of mysql.  It appears that the network protocol has changed in 
4.1.  Is there any documentation of the 4.1 protocol, I figured the 4.0 
protocol out from the code, but that was a very time consuming 
experience for me and i was hoping for a slightly higher level bit of 
documentation than c code. Does such a beast exist?
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Todd Gruben

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