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unauthenticated user

unauthenticated user

2004-06-09       - By John Guerrero

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Hello,
I have had a few systems that began to generate max connection errors. When I
run a processlist, there are a lot of the following entries:

5899 | unauthenticated user | xx.xx.xx.xx | NULL | Connect | NULL |
Reading from net | NULL |

When I restart mysql the entries are the same, except for the "State " colums.
They are populated with "login ".

These servers are Redhat 3 systems and have the 2.4.21-9.0.3.EL kernel.
Has anyone seen these "unauthenticated user " entries and where they come from?
Thanks,
John G.

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