I have solved my problem with MySQL and MySQLdb. The problem was:
> I have installed mysql-3.23.52 as part of the Gentoo Linux
> distribution. I am accessing MySQL via mysql-python AKA MySQLdb
> which calls the MySQL C API. During testing I start MySQL using
> "safe_mysqld" and shutdo
; [mysqld]
> local-infile=1
>
> [mysql]
> local-infile=1
>
> - hcir
> On Monday, Oct 14, 2002, at 15:46 America/Anchorage, Edward C. Jones
wrote:
>
> > Since I have had no luck whatsoever figuring out how to use the
> > "local-infile" option
Since I have had no luck whatsoever figuring out how to use the
"local-infile" options,
I modified my Gentoo ebuild to pass "--enable-local-infile" to the
compile configure.
Do I still need to use local-infile options at all?
I am using mysql-3.23.52.
I have installed mysql-3.23.52 as part of the Gentoo Linux distribution.
I am accessing MySQL via mysql-python AKA MySQLdb which calls the MySQL
C API. During testing I start MySQL using "safe_mysqld" and shutdown
MySQL using "mysqladmin -u root --password= shutdown".
When I do a "LOAD