MySQL Proxy, reverse mode + source

The MySQL proxy got some final touches to make it ready for the first release:

a command-line interface
some more mode descriptions for the different modes of operation

You can choose between three modes for now:

pseudo server
injection proxy

injection proxy * replication client

replication client

For the future we plan:

connection pooling

connection pooling * replication filtering and off-loading

replication off-loading

The options so far:

$ mysql-proxy --help
  --listen-port=<port>                  port the pseudo mysql-server should listen on in server-mode (default: 4040)
  --server-port=<port>                  port of the remote mysql-server in proxy- and reverse-mode (default: 3306)
  --server-ip=<ip>                      ip-address of the remote mysql-server in proxy- and reverse-mode (default: 127.0.0.1)
  --replication-user=<user>             user-account for remote mysql-server in reverse-mode (default: 'repl')
  --replication-password=<password>     user-password remote mysql-server in reverse-mode (default: not set)
  --mode=<server|proxy|reverse>         operation mode
  --inject-show-status                  inject SHOW SESSION STATUS in proxy-mode
  --inject-explain                      inject EXPLAIN in proxy-mode
  --dump-show-status                    dump the SHOW SESSION STATUS diff to a file instead of stdout
  --fix-bug-25371                       fix bug #25371 (mysqld > 5.1.12) for older libmysql versions

Source and documentation are available on

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