MySQL Proxy: 0.8.0 released

January 26th, 2010

MySQL Proxy 0.8.0 has been released at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql-proxy/

While it took a while to get it out, it contains a lot of good stuff and will make a few more things possible for the future. First of all, it is the first release with a threaded network-backend allowing to use plenty of CPUs.

The other big infrastructure change is mostly for developers: out-of-tree plugins can now be written. Now you can write plugins for the MySQL Proxy against a installed MySQL Proxy. No need to have the MySQL Proxy's source code around.

ChangeLog

  • added a threaded event handling layer
  • added support to change the auth-response on the way to the backend
  • added timing infrastruture
  • added out-of-tree plugins builds and pkg-config support
  • fixed handling of broken length encoded data in resultsets
  • fixed version encoding in win32 (#45996)
  • fixed too small listen backlog() (#43278)
  • fixed configure check if flex is really installed (#45766)
  • fixed handling of >16M packets (#35202)
  • fixed parsing of invalid IP-addresses (#47273)
  • fixed off-by-one line-numbers in Lua stackstraces (#47348)
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1 Response to “MySQL Proxy: 0.8.0 released”

  1. Wagner Bianchi Says:
    February 8th, 2010 at 02:23 PM Hi friend, I wanna get more detailed information about MySQL-Proxy. I had many problems when I tried to test this app. A more curious test that I did was write on the server connecting through port 4042 and this fail because the server accept the write that I did. Is this why I made a connection by the root? So, other doubt that I have is about lua scripts. When you install MySQL-Proxy by apt-get install or another way, area the scripts bundle in this installation? Can you give some orientation? I will write something about MySQL-proxy on my blog soon and I need to know how that works. Thanks a lot.

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