Hi!
"Rodrick" == Rodrick Brown <System Administrator> <rodr...@yrd.com> writes:
Rodrick> OS: BSDI BSD/OS 4.1 i386
Rodrick> This system is fully patched from M410-001 to M410-011
Rodrick> System Specs: Dual Pentium III 500 256MB ram
Rodrick> IN client/get_password.c file. At line 148 (just before
Rodrick> DBUG_RETURN(my_strdup(buff, ...));), I added the following line
Rodrick> fprintf(stderr, ">>>DEBUG: PASSWORD ENTERED IS '%s'<<<\n", buff);
Rodrick> Then compiled mysql with the following
Rodrick> ./confiugre --prefix=/export/mysql --enable-large-files
Rodrick> --with-mysqld-user=mysqld --with-debug --without-docs --without-bench
Rodrick> It builds fine and install ok now i start the server with the following
Rodrick> command, from the cmmand line
Rodrick> # ./mysqld --debug=d,info,error,query,general,where:O,/tmp/mysql.trace
&
Rodrick> [1] 8271
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Thanks for providing a lot of information; The only thing you missed
was the output from mysqlbug for your system.
This looks like some kind of compiler bug. Which compiler did you
use? If it was gcc 2.8.x, then you should just upgrade to 2.95.2 and
try again.
If not; Is there any change we can login to your system and check this
ourselves? To do this we would just need access to the MySQL source on
it and gcc and gdb.
Regards,
Monty
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