When I installed the latest (4.0.x -- whatever was just announced as stable),
I had NO /etc/my.cnf. Now it reads:
[mysqld]
socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
[client]
socket=/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock
Could my setting the sockets to this particular file be effecting this?
I am not familiar with the absence of my.cnf which usually contains
much more. Maybe adding "port=3306" will help.
Use netstat and telnet to find a listening tcp socket.
You could also examine/change parameters to safe_mysqld,
the accessibility of mysql-tables (file privileges) and the dsn
string which should be:
"DBI:mysql:host=192.168.1.11;port=3306;database=lopas"
DBI->connect(database=lopas;host=mysqlhost;port=3306) failed: Access
denied
for user: 'hal@192.168.1.11' to database 'MaliningList' at ./test.pl
line 13
Have you noticed that the error message refers to a different
database and there might be a typo in 'MaliningList' in case
it should read 'MailingList' ?!
Uli