Well, there is an alternative to telling users to change their, code you
can force them to :-)
PHP allows setting of default connection parameters for mysql_connect()
via INI settings and subsequently disabling (turn on SQL safe mode) the
ability to specify them directly.
The ext/MySQL ini s
On Jun 08, 2005, at 11:06 AM, PAGES Vincent wrote:
Hi,
I hope i'm writing in the good mailing list...
Since one year, i'm working on loadbalancing solution for
webservers (usually Apache 2). Behind a cluster of http servers, we
can find a mysql cluster.
Generally ppl are using the mysql_c
Note that the system administrator may be a company that offers web hosting
solutions, it's really not practical, nor ethically correct to make a change
that forces every customer to change their scripts and systems so they begin
working again.
I have seen several times that people like me, that
If only it were so easier...
Unfortunately, last month we moved 600 websites on a unique server to a
solution based on loadbalancing (LVS, 2 dedicated servers with apache
only and a mysql cluster).
The developpers who generally works on ather server which use
"localhost" as the hostname, did no
Why not simply instruct your developers to use the proper host name in
the first place?
Ilia
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Hi,
I hope i'm writing in the good mailing list...
Since one year, i'm working on loadbalancing solution for webservers
(usually Apache 2). Behind a cluster of http servers, we can find a
mysql cluster.
Generally ppl are using the mysql_connect with the hostname =
"localhost". When i suggest
