My_pipe is a compact daemon that links to a Unix pipe and remains open for incoming MySQL statements.
I recently had the opportunity to use my_pipe, a Unix pipe-binding daemon that waits for incoming MySQL statements. The main purpose of my_pipe is to replace the shell script used in a syslog-ng setup. I found this small daemon to be incredibly useful for my needs.
The usage of my_pipe is straightforward. All that is required is to specify the path to the pipe and the MySQL user. Optional parameters include database, password, host, port, socket, debug, and an option to print a message.
By default, the configuration file for my_pipe is ./my_pipe. However, if necessary, users can override the default path by setting the PIPE_CONFFILE environment variable.
Overall, I would highly recommend my_pipe for anyone in need of a reliable and efficient daemon for managing MySQL statements. The ease of use and numerous useful options make it an excellent choice for anyone seeking a simple solution to managing MySQL statements.
The usage of my_pipe is straightforward. All that is required is to specify the path to the pipe and the MySQL user. Optional parameters include database, password, host, port, socket, debug, and an option to print a message.
By default, the configuration file for my_pipe is ./my_pipe. However, if necessary, users can override the default path by setting the PIPE_CONFFILE environment variable.
Overall, I would highly recommend my_pipe for anyone in need of a reliable and efficient daemon for managing MySQL statements. The ease of use and numerous useful options make it an excellent choice for anyone seeking a simple solution to managing MySQL statements.
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