Andrew wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have been searching around for a while, but have had no luck as yet
> for this question.
>
> I am running debian with mysql 4.x on a x86 box. (2.6 series kernel).
>
> Anyhow, up until now, I have had a single bind-address option passed,
> however I need to add
Hi Everyone,
I have been searching around for a while, but have had no luck as yet
for this question.
I am running debian with mysql 4.x on a x86 box. (2.6 series kernel).
Anyhow, up until now, I have had a single bind-address option passed,
however I need to add another address (so it binds
Hello.
Systems call bind() calls only one time for IP socket and one time
for socket file (from sql/mysqld.cc). So you can specify only one IP
address. Use firewall to suppress undesirable connections.
Cere Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I would like to bind mysql
Hi everyone,
I would like to bind mysqld to more than one IP address (localhost and my
private unrouted interface). Is there a way to get --bind-address to bind
to more than one IP? I have been unsucessfull when trying comma/space
delimited arguments to bind-address, etc.
Thanks,
-Cere
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