Re: connector mxj problems on linux

Eric Herman <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.db.mysql.java
Message-ID <1146685467.6511.67.camel@localhost>
On Tue, 2006-05-02 at 15:38 +0000, Diego Zanga wrote:

> news about ubuntu:
> i-ve seen hunderds and hunders of reports about localhost.localdomain
> problem. It seems there is no way to "fix it" else then fix hosts
> file.
> So i-m adding a warning about it, because i cant set hosts file from
> java appliaction *too much work, root access required etc, etc
> 

This should be addressed in the most recent releases of MySQL, and
consequently, should also be addressed in the next release of
Connector/MXJ.

> however after fixing hosts file i-ve some more problem > no
> pid file working on ubuntu, mxj dont report mysqld running.
> 
[snip]


> I've tried MXJ on Ubuntu 5.10 and Suse 10, i dont know
> where the problem with --no-default comes from : after using
> the fix about absolute path all works.

That's good news, then.

> The only problem i got is about the pid file : if i open
> mxj after the first time, it seems it lost the pid file and
> mysqld is no more under mxj control.
> 
> however re-running mysqld from mxj dont cause
> problems, else then a small "lag" of 5 seconds.

At a guess, this is because mysqld, on the first run, takes longer to
write out the pid file than Connector/MXJ is waiting for it. I believe
this, also, will be addressed in the next development release of
Connector/MXJ.

Regardless, it sounds like you have found a work-around.


> more news to come :o)
> 
> cya

Please let us know if you run into additional issues.

Cheers,
 -- Eric

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