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John Summerfield	Wednesday 08 September 2004 1:01:59 am I am using mysql. I enter correctly, server name, user name and password, click "next" eZP coms back aith a nondescript msg that the connection failed. tcpdump cannot find any TCP/IP traffic. There are no messages in the mysql log. There is nothing useful in the Apache log. I hacekd around in the code and discovered this in /var/www/ez/documents/lib/ezdb/classes/ezmysqldb.php: This connect fails (with and without the at): $connection = mysql_connect( $server, $user, $password, true ) I hardcoded a higher retry limit to force execution into the retry loop and discovered this connect works: $connection = @mysql_connect( $this->Server, $this->User, $this->Password ) Confused, I used var_dump() to print arguments' values. They're identical. What might be wrong?

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John Summerfield

Wednesday 08 September 2004 1:01:59 am

I am using mysql.
I enter correctly, server name, user name and password, click "next"
eZP coms back aith a nondescript msg that the connection failed.
tcpdump cannot find any TCP/IP traffic. There are no messages in the mysql log. There is nothing useful in the Apache log.
I hacekd around in the code and discovered this in /var/www/ez/documents/lib/ezdb/classes/ezmysqldb.php:

This connect fails (with and without the at):
$connection = mysql_connect( $server, $user, $password, true )

I hardcoded a higher retry limit to force execution into the retry loop and discovered this connect works:
$connection = @mysql_connect( $this->Server, $this->User, $this->Password )

Confused, I used var_dump() to print arguments' values. They're identical.

What might be wrong?