Bob Kozdemba writes:
> When I try to use mysqlgui, it reports an error saying it can not connect
> using socket 111. The text based mysql works without specifying a socket #.
> Is it possible to find out what socket # is being used by 'mysql' so I can
> configure 'mysqlgui' properly ?
You'd better read that error message again. I bet it says that
you get ERROR number 111, which means that it can't find the
UNIX socket to connect to. I have no experience of mysqlgui but
I be there's a config file where you can specify the location of
the socket, which on a typical mysql installation will reside
in /tmp, /usr/local/mysql, or somewhere else (I think). If you
can't find it, look in your my.cnf or figure out what the default
is for your mysql build.
//C
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