Quoting “Michael C. Libby” m_libby@andsoforth.com:
Is Mysql.rb your own code? I couldn’t find any file like that in the RAA
MySQL module. If so, can you show us what the code around line 472 of your
Mysql.rb script is?
There are now two versions of Ruby/MySQL interface in the RAA:
- mysql-ruby which uses the native client library
- ruby-mysql which is pure Ruby
Although the two have compatible interfaces I would recommend using the native
version if possible. ruby-mysql is relatively new and I experienced a few
surprises while playing with it.
Regards,
Dalibor
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I guess I missed that! Thanks for the information. 
And looking at the mysql.rb from ruby-mysql, I wonder if maybe it is a
problem unique to Ruby 1.6.7? I can’t crash the Mysql#scramble (which
starts at the referenced line 472) method on my system using Ruby from
CVS-- even by throwing huge binary files into the inputs (it didn’t finish
in 30 minutes or so, but it didn’t segfault either).
-michael
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On Tuesday 04 November 2003 07:19, Dalibor Sramek wrote:
Quoting “Michael C. Libby” m_libby@andsoforth.com:
Is Mysql.rb your own code? I couldn’t find any file like that in the
RAA MySQL module. If so, can you show us what the code around line 472
of your Mysql.rb script is?
There are now two versions of Ruby/MySQL interface in the RAA:
- mysql-ruby which uses the native client library
- ruby-mysql which is pure Ruby
Michael C. Libby m_libby@andsoforth.com
see my photos and Ruby programs at:
www.andsoforth.com