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mysterious "can 't connect " error message in our logs

mysterious "can 't connect " error message in our logs

2004-03-22       - By Jigal van Hemert

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Hi list,

We recently installed a new MySQL server (Redhat 8, MySQL 4.0.18, same as
old machine, but with more powerful hardware) and every now and then the
following error appears in the errorlog (the result of the mysql_error()
function of PHP):
Can 't connect to MySQL server on '192.168.13.205 ' (4)

The errorcode '4 ' on Linux is supposed to mean "interrupted system call ".
Yeah, like that 's gonna help?

Any ideas in what direction we might have to search to solve this challenge?

Thanx in advance (also on behalve of our sysadmin)

Regards, Jigal.



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