https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=75128
is a link to this bug. In fact the glibc update is conflicting with
client connections to mysql. The bug was first reported around 10-4-02
and has been given a priority code of 'High'.
Redhat Response.
The problem is actually that M
It sounds like the glibc auto-rpm that Redhat produced (to plug a
security hole, I believe) is the root cause. Getting mysql 3.23.52 from
mysql will be the solution.
I don't know who could get Redhat to coordinate their updates.
John Hinton wrote:
>I'm having the same problems. I'm on a Red
On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 17:29, Anders Nielsen wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 16:51, John Hinton wrote:
> > I'm having the same problems. I'm on a RedHat machine... 7.2 running
> > MySQL ver. 3.23.41. I've been told to upgrade my package.
> >
>
> Me too. After reading your posting I realized that
On Mon, 2002-10-14 at 16:51, John Hinton wrote:
> I'm having the same problems. I'm on a RedHat machine... 7.2 running
> MySQL ver. 3.23.41. I've been told to upgrade my package.
>
Me too. After reading your posting I realized that glibc probably was
the root of the problems (my problems starte
I'm having the same problems. I'm on a RedHat machine... 7.2 running
MySQL ver. 3.23.41. I've been told to upgrade my package.
I think RedHat has put out an update to some other library, module or
such, that is in conflict with remote/client management applications???
Everything is working fine
What is in the error logs?
Vernon Webb wrote:
>I have been using MySQL for nearly a year now with no problems, until now. I
>rebooted my box this morning and since rebooting I have had nothing but
>trouble.
>
>First off I have noticed (I never looked before because I had no need to,
>but the
I have been using MySQL for nearly a year now with no problems, until now. I
rebooted my box this morning and since rebooting I have had nothing but
trouble.
First off I have noticed (I never looked before because I had no need to,
but there is nothing in my "msqld.log" They are all 0k.
Seco
