Joseph Bueno wrote:
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> Your problem seems very strange !
Yes it seems...
> How do you start and stop mysql ?
With the standard SuSE startup script /sbin/init.d/mysql
MySQL is running on port 3306
> BTW, on which OS are you running ?
SuSE Linux 6.4
I must add that the telnetd daemon reports
Rodolfo Baselli wrote:
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> Gerald Clark wrote:
> >
> > You don't use telnet or ftp to connect to the MySQL server.
> > You use the client "mysql".
>
> Yes, I know, I probably mispelled the problem.
> Now, I can't telnet the telnet service and ftp the ftp service running
> on the MySQL server whe
Gerald Clark wrote:
>
> You don't use telnet or ftp to connect to the MySQL server.
> You use the client "mysql".
Yes, I know, I probably mispelled the problem.
Now, I can't telnet the telnet service and ftp the ftp service running
on the MySQL server when the MySQL daemon is active on the serve
You don't use telnet or ftp to connect to the MySQL server.
You use the client "mysql".
Rodolfo Baselli wrote:
> Hi
> I've got a MySQL box running on a PIII/700 with SuSE Linux 6.4 and
> cannot connect to it via telnet and ftp.
> I have my telnet prompt back as I stop the MySQL server daemon (f
Hi
I've got a MySQL box running on a PIII/700 with SuSE Linux 6.4 and
cannot connect to it via telnet and ftp.
I have my telnet prompt back as I stop the MySQL server daemon (from the
console ;-)).
The MySQL client login is always straight, it never fails and I get the
mysql> prompt immeditely.
Ha
