lmarcilly@aressi.fr wrote:
so i think stunnel doesn't work properly...
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2005.07.20 14:07:13 LOG5[14715:0]: Received signal 15; terminating 2005.07.20 14:07:13 LOG7[14715:0]: removing pid file /stunnel.pid
That's quite common to stop working (properly) for a process after receiving signal 15 (SIGTERM). 8-)
Yes but the file stunnel.pid always exist... and when i type ps aux | grep stunnel, there is always a stunnel process...
mysql -u user --password=xyz i have : Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld. sock'
This socket doesn't exist since there is no MySQL server on the box.
Did you configure your MySQL client to connect stunnel instead of default /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock UNIX socket?
The problem is your MySQL client configuration, *not* stunnel.
How to do this? I try with : mysql --port=3306 --protocol=TCP -u user --password=xxx
but it won't work...
When i try telnet localhost 3306, i can't establish connection but i can on my windows box... I also try to analyse traffic with tcpdump and there is no packet when i try with stunnel...
Best regards, Mike
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How to do this? I try with : mysql --port=3306 --protocol=TCP -u user --password=xxx
but it won't work...
When i try telnet localhost 3306, i can't establish connection but i can on my windows box... I also try to analyse traffic with tcpdump and there is no packet when i try with stunnel...
I've found in the past that mysql when pointing to localhost has used the socket in spite of the arguments you put on the command line.
Try pointing to the ethernet IP address instead of 127.0.0.1 and see if it's happy then. You never know...
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Brian Hatch -
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