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Yil · 04-23-2010, 12:58 PM

I looked into the source for MySQL and it just uses the very simple socket() call and I can find no reference to making that socket/handle un-inheritable anywhere.

I can understand why ioFTPD sockets that are setup to use I/O completion ports might have given us problems when leaked to child processes, but I can't really see why the same is true for a simple socket, but my guess is this is the problem. It's the same behavior I saw before.

I'll look into building mysql from sources, and then modify the client library piece it so we can get it to use the ioFTPD lock for process/socket creation and see if that makes a difference...

04-23-2010, 12:58 PM
Yil Too much time... Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,194	I looked into the source for MySQL and it just uses the very simple socket() call and I can find no reference to making that socket/handle un-inheritable anywhere. I can understand why ioFTPD sockets that are setup to use I/O completion ports might have given us problems when leaked to child processes, but I can't really see why the same is true for a simple socket, but my guess is this is the problem. It's the same behavior I saw before. I'll look into building mysql from sources, and then modify the client library piece it so we can get it to use the ioFTPD lock for process/socket creation and see if that makes a difference...