hi, i would like know about mysql's ipv6 support, i installed mysql
5.0.19 from a source dist and no configuration option is provided to
enable ipv6.
do you know some tips about?
regards
fusillo
fusillo wrote:
> hi, i would like know about mysql's ipv6 support, i installed mysql
> 5.0.19 from a source dist and no configuration option is provided to
> enable ipv6.
> do you know some tips about?
There is apparently an option when configuring MySQL to build from
source: "--enable-ipv6" but I can't find any docs on what this
configure option does.
The doc page http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-binaries.html
describes the configure flags used to produce the binaries provided for
download by MySQL AB. The --enable-ipv6 option is not listed, so unless
it's enabled by default, one could assume that the feature is not
enabled in the vendor-provided binaries. You'll have to build it
yourself from source.
Regards,
Bill K.
Hi, thanx for your answer.
I've a source 5.0.19 not patched downloaded from a mirror reported by
mysql site and there is no option like --enable-ipv6..
No results from the command ./configure --help | grep ipv6
Where do you read about the --enable-ipv6 option?
Regards
fusillo
fusillo wrote:
> Hi, thanx for your answer.
> I've a source 5.0.19 not patched downloaded from a mirror reported by
> mysql site and there is no option like --enable-ipv6..
> No results from the command ./configure --help | grep ipv6
> Where do you read about the --enable-ipv6 option?
I must apologize both to you and to the MySQL AB team.
I found a reference but I not read the web page carefully enough before
my report.
The site where I found this flag is:
http://www.ngn.euro6ix.org/IPv6/mysql/
It is, upon closer inspection, an unofficial patch to MySQL 4.0.18 to
handle IPv6.
Perhaps the patch can be engineered to work with the current MySQL source.
Regards,
Bill K.