Re: GNU GK and MySQL support

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As you can read in the manual - there is a cache for SQL
modules and this cache can be configured (and disabled
in particular). Look for CacheTimeout or PasswordTimeout
parameters. You can also try the latest cvs versions, which
contain many changes in the SQL code.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Marian Rychtecký" <marian@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 3:35 PM


Hi Friends,
    we have some trouble with MySQL support in GNUGK. All works fine,
but when i doing some change in database (delete, add or something like
that) this changes not corespond with gatekeeper respond.All changes
works after gatekeeper restart.

After restart make GNUGK connection to MySQL and first RRQ from user
generate SQL query, thats fine, but after reconneting of this user will
GK allow access WITHOUT a new SQL query (some cache?)...

Thanks in advance, Marian
-- 
*Marian Rychtecký*

CLNET s.r.o.
marian@xxxxxxx <mailto:marian@xxxxxxx>
Tel. +420 724 397 441



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