If I keep repeatedly opening telnet sessions, it will make msqladmin
hang, although once a telnet session times out, then it will carry on
as normal.
I dont have 2.0.3 but I expect it will be similar - thanks for the
heads up on this one.
I'll pass it on to the author (who doesn't appear to be doing much these
days so I doubt there will be a speedy fix)
Regards
Nigel
> It seems that if one wants to bring a website that relies heavily on mSQL or
> MySQL to it's knees, simply telnet to the port the server listens on (1112
> for mSQL or 3333 for MySQL) and then just sit there, forget about it.
>
> Nothing on the server will be able to query any of the databases. The
> admin shutdown or reload commands will hang, etc. As long as someone
> keeps the null connection open to the SQL server's port, the only way
> to resume database operations is to kill the parent process and restart
> the daemon.
>
> This seems to work regardless of what's in the acl files or tables.
>
> A site using mod_auth_msql or mod_auth_mysql would be especially
> inconvenienced.
>
> -mark
>
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