I suspect this is more of a unix question (OS X 10.3.3) than a mysql question, but hopefully someone will tolerate it.

I have two mysql apps running on the same machine. A mysql 3.23.x on port 14551 (which is integral to the Lasso middleware server), and a separate mysql 4.0.x on 3306.

They have coexisted just peachy for a very long time. Now (w/o any changes to Lasso, MySQL4, or the OS), every time I issue a terminal command to one of Lasso's MySQL bin apps preceded by the usual cd /applications/lassoprofessional6/bla_bla_bla, the commands are being sent to the /usr/local/mysql bin apps on 3306.

Removing and reinstalling both mysql's does not fix it. Each does in fact create its own sock file in /tmp. I can specify the --socket for the 14551 server and things work, but I never used to have to do that (going on 3 yrs now).

There has to be some kind of socket related config file somewhere that has something to do with this? I have no idea what could have changed "all of a sudden" and "on its own."

Thanks for any clues.

-- greg willits


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