MySQL r38 loading problem -
Fernado Samuel - 31.03.2014
Hello everyone,
I'm facing problems while I'm trying to load MySQL R38 plugin. My definitions of the host are completely right and it worked well for R6 plugin of MySQL. But this is what I'm facing when I try to load MySQL R38 with the script. On server_log.txt it loads well, but on mysql_log.txt, here's it:
Код:
[ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)
[10:30:32] [ERROR] CMySQLConnection::Connect - (error #2002) Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (2)
I'm using Ubuntu 13.04 x86_64
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
KilotD - 31.03.2014
Download Socket.dll/.so and .inc and also define it in your script.
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
Lordzy - 31.03.2014
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Originally Posted by KilotD
Download Socket.dll/.so and .inc and also define it in your script.
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That wouldn't just fix, it's not in regarding the "Socket" plugin requirement.
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
Fernado Samuel - 01.04.2014
Dump!!!!!!!!!!
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
maddinat0r - 02.04.2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fernado Samuel
Dump!!!!!!!!!!
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I think that's called "bump"...
Anyway, use the static version, that should solve your problem (use 'mysql_static.so').
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
Fernado Samuel - 03.04.2014
Thanks for your reply but I'm using mysql_static.so . It loads well on server_log.txt but the connection to database fails or any MySQL function fails.
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
Johnny_Robins - 08.05.2014
im too having this issue
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
polander - 08.05.2014
Try connect to host '127.0.0.1' instead of 'localhost'
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
Konstantinos - 08.05.2014
In mysql_connect function, do you use as host "localhost"? If yes, then change it to "127.0.0.1".
EDIT: Too late - I didn't refresh the page.
Re: MySQL r38 loading problem -
AiRaLoKa - 17.05.2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by Konstantinos
In mysql_connect function, do you use as host "localhost"? If yes, then change it to "127.0.0.1".
EDIT: Too late - I didn't refresh the page.
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LOL
i've got this problem too....
and i use 'localhost' too....
i will try to change it....
EDIT:
it's really worked!
BlueG should fix this bug....