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Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL)

From: Wytze van der Raay <wytze AT cacert.org>
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Subject: Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL)
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:08:23 +0100
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Op 17-1-2010 21:25, Jan Dittberner schreef:
> ...
> At least recent mysql php drivers try to access the socket if the connection
> string contains localhost or 127.0.0.1 without a port.

Oh really? In that case, it would be wise to explicitly specify the port
(3306) in order to defeat this.

> I don't know the exact
> configuration off test1's php applications but I experienced this behaviour
> in
> a recent php project at work.

The production server runs PHP 4.4, maybe test1 has PHP 5.x? In any case,
explicitly specifying the port number should elicit the same (desired)
behaviour on all systems I think.

Regards,
-- wytze

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Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Ian G, 01/11/2010
- Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Wytze van der Raay, 01/11/2010
- RE: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), ulrich, 01/11/2010
- Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Bernhard Fröhlich, 01/11/2010
  - Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Ian G, 01/11/2010
  - Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Wytze van der Raay, 01/17/2010
    - Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Jan Dittberner, 01/17/2010
      - Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Wytze van der Raay, 01/17/2010
        
        Re: What's up with test1.cacert.at? (FULL), Mendel Mobach, 01/17/2010