mysql-proxy 0.5.1 gets ready, next steps
0.5.1 has been tagged and we can now getting ready to ship it to the servers.
It fixes the issues reported here on the forum and adds a first set of lua-scripts as examples.
With 0.6.0 I plan to add connection pooling to the proxy which will open a whole new set of possible features. What else would you like to see in the proxy ?
Changes:
0.5.1 - 2007-06-30
* added script examples for rewriting and injection
* added support for UNIX sockets
* added protection against duplicate resultsets from a script
* added missing dependency to libmysqlclient-dev to the INSTALL file
* added support for pre-4.1 passwords in a 4.1 connection
* added inj.query_time and inj.response_time into the lua scripts
* added resultset.affected_rows and resultset.insert_id
* added proxy.VERSION
* changed --proxy.profiling to --proxy-skip-profiling
* fixed assertion when read_query_result() is not provided
when PROXY_SEND_QUERY is used
* fixed warning if connect_server() is not provided
* fixed handling of duplicate ERR on COM_CHANGE_USER in MySQL 5.1.18+
* fixed compile error with MySQL 4.1.x on missing COM_STMT_*
* fixed mysql check in configure to die when mysql.h isn't detected
* fixed crash on fields > 250 bytes when the resultset is inspected
* fixed assertion when a error occurs at initial script exec time
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