Re: how mysql sends its data to clients.

I do have ssl compiled in but I just want to compare the ssl connection with the regular connection to make sure that I'm actually encrypting the data. call me paranoid. thanks, craig. Egor Egorov wrote: Craig Harding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: MySQL protocol is a binary protocol. Still it's

how mysql sends its data to clients.

I'm wondering how mysql actually sends its data to a mysql client? Is it binary data or plain text or encrypted with some general function? When I use ethereal to capture the packets all I can see is anything but plain text. Thanks, Craig. -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives:

Re: MySQL not finidng openssl/opensslv.h

No one else has had this problem? Just wondering if this may be a bug in the configure script... craig. Craig Harding wrote: I'm configuring mysql-4.0.20 source and I have openssl (OpenSSL 0.9.7d 17 Mar 2004) installed in /usr/local/ssl (default) Below is the output from a make after

MySQL not finidng openssl/opensslv.h

I'm configuring mysql-4.0.20 source and I have openssl (OpenSSL 0.9.7d 17 Mar 2004) installed in /usr/local/ssl (default) Below is the output from a make after configuring as follows: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/mysql --with-openssl I also tried --with-openssl

question.

I have a table (menus) with the following fields: TABLE: MENUS id int(11) url varchar(100) items varchar(35) An example row: ID URL ITEMS 158 programs/graduate 21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,160 I want to select the ITEMS and then do another

search and replace.

Is there is a way to do a search and replace on the mysql cmd prompt? I want to replace text in about 20 rows that has the same pattern with a replacement. I have a table that has a column 'name' and a column 'url' which holds menu items for a website. Both columns are type varchar. 'url' has