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Python 2.1 and MySQL connection problem

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Cezar Pokorski

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Python 2.1 and MySQL connection problem Posted: Aug 10, 2005 8:08 AM
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I get this error:

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x7c901095 in ?? ()

everytime I try to call MySQLdb.connect :(... import MySQLdb works with no problems, it just crashes when it's about to connect. I tried with MySQL 5.0 and then downgraded to 4.1 (which actually worked this way a few disk formats ago) and it didn't help. I have Python 2.1 (and can't change that since the program I want to script for must have this particular version) and there's only one "MySQL for python" package for this version. And it obviously doesn't work.

Can anybody please get me any help? :)


Thomas SMETS

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Re: Python 2.1 and MySQL connection problem Posted: Aug 20, 2005 12:53 PM
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Can you put in clear :
_ Python version (and a good reason to not use the
latest 2.3, if it is th ecase)
_ The MySQL version and some config specific (can it
receive incoming connections from a remote host ?)
_ What is your configuration / topology
_ A code sniplet that fail !

Tx,

\T,

Thomas SMETS

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Nickname: tsmets
Registered: Apr, 2002

Re: Python 2.1 and MySQL connection problem Posted: Aug 20, 2005 12:56 PM
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Ho ..............
I forgot the most important :
Can you trace the faulty code to wrap it with :

try:
  # Faulty code
except IOError, io :
  # Print Exception type / details


Tx,

\T,

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