Re: slow connections with 4.1.9

2005-01-27 Thread Gleb Paharenko
Hello.



Misterious 'unauthenticated user' problems appears very seldom in 

lists and bugs database with different versions. My opinion, that

it is somehow related to the networking. Do you use --skip-name-resolve option?

Have you compiled the MySQL server manually? Send us your config file

and starting command line options. Can you find any clues in the error log?

You may switch to  debug version of the server and try to find out something 

in a trace file.





Keith Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Since upgrading my Solaris9 server to MySQL 4.1.9 (previously 4.1.3), 

 remote connections to it from my WinXP laptop have become very slow.

 

 Remote connections using the mysql command-line tool (4.1.7 client), 

 MySQL Query Browser (1.1.5) or JDBC connections with Connector/J 

 (3.0.16) used to all connect immediately.  Now they take anywhere from 

 10-30 seconds.  The Query Browser has also become very frustrating 

 because every time I execute a query it freezes for 10-30 seconds before 

 finally executing each query.

 

 I have noticed that on the server during this long wait time, my new 

 connection appears immediately, but mysqladmin processlist shows the 

 user to be unauthenticated user until it finally completes the 

 connection (and updates the user to the correct username).  So, I'm not 

 having network problems getting to the server or anything like that.  

 Also, the server is not low on memory, low on connections, is not 

 producing any errors, etc.  Via Google I found a few occurrences of 

 others with unauthenticated user issues, but they all seem to involve 

 lots of connections in this state.  In my case it's only one--the user 

 very slowly connecting.

 

 This has been happening since a recent server update to 4.1.9 and never 

 happened previously with 4.1.3.  Also, it does not occur when making 

 remote connections from the same PC to a 4.1.7 server.

 

 Any suggestions?

 

 -keith

 

 



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slow connections with 4.1.9

2005-01-26 Thread Keith Thompson
Since upgrading my Solaris9 server to MySQL 4.1.9 (previously 4.1.3), 
remote connections to it from my WinXP laptop have become very slow.

Remote connections using the mysql command-line tool (4.1.7 client), 
MySQL Query Browser (1.1.5) or JDBC connections with Connector/J 
(3.0.16) used to all connect immediately.  Now they take anywhere from 
10-30 seconds.  The Query Browser has also become very frustrating 
because every time I execute a query it freezes for 10-30 seconds before 
finally executing each query.

I have noticed that on the server during this long wait time, my new 
connection appears immediately, but mysqladmin processlist shows the 
user to be unauthenticated user until it finally completes the 
connection (and updates the user to the correct username).  So, I'm not 
having network problems getting to the server or anything like that.  
Also, the server is not low on memory, low on connections, is not 
producing any errors, etc.  Via Google I found a few occurrences of 
others with unauthenticated user issues, but they all seem to involve 
lots of connections in this state.  In my case it's only one--the user 
very slowly connecting.

This has been happening since a recent server update to 4.1.9 and never 
happened previously with 4.1.3.  Also, it does not occur when making 
remote connections from the same PC to a 4.1.7 server.

Any suggestions?
-keith
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