[peterlaursen]

I think you will have to ask more specific questions!

If I ask you “how do I drive my car?”, I think you would ask me “errrhh .. what is the problem?” 🙂

Please start reading the 'getting started' paragraph in the program help file!

[peterlaursen]

We have the SQLyog and MONyog programs. You even have SYSyog allready (we only planned to start working on it next year! 🙂 )

… gratulations!

Please confirm that this is a MONyog question!

I think you can edit the phpMyAdmin configuration file.

I have no Linux here this weekend, so I cannot tell if/where to change in MONyog.

But I am surprised it uses socket and not tcp. Do you have a “skip-networking” or “bind-address” setting in my.cnf?

[peterlaursen]

Don't blindly trust 'MySQL Administrator' here. It has/had a bug with LOAD DATA INFILE. Depending on the MA version it is fixed or not!

http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=17921

Check the my.ini/my.cnf file!

[peterlaursen]

I think that I personally should 'back out' here.

I am calling in an expert (he is Sabya – and a nice guy who gets a haircut almost every 2 weeks!)

[peterlaursen]

@boydell

please explain the problem in detail in a reproducable way!

Also provide a screenshot of your export dialogue settings.

Can you procide an example dump that we can import and reproduce with?

[peterlaursen]

We reported this to bugs.mysql.com

http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=31109

[peterlaursen]

OK .. I thougt I could 'steal/link' an attachment of another post, but seems not to work!

Find it attached here too.

We found out so much that we will need a piece of 'wrapper' code for the API call as the API will only support ANSI and UTF16 strings as file path – not UTF8. This code snippet has been written now, and we are integrating and testing.

[peterlaursen]

It is by design! If you have a key with out passphrase, then the communication is not encrypted!

But it is corrrect that SSH allows for it. We thought nobody would use it like that. But you will?

“More odd is that i need to provide the SSH account password for certificates without passphrase. I'd bet that in this case authentication doesn't use the certificate at all but falls back to password authentication.” This we are researching into!

[peterlaursen]

1)

Could I ask you to try this:

download http://www.webyog.com/forums//index.php?ac…post&id=746

It is a .zip file. just unzip.

A folder with an .exe inside is resulting.

Just doubleclick the .exe

It will build two files in that folder “check.txt” and “log.txt”, and it will attempt to copy “check.txt” to … {AppData}SQLyog folder.

Please attach “log.txt” Generated here.

(if your username is very secret you can create a ticket!).

2)

Also could you try with another user account?

[peterlaursen]

And no accented letters (like ä, é, ñ, ø) in user name either?

Every non-ASCII letter will cause this problem!

[peterlaursen]

SQLyog 5.32 COMMUNITY

http://www.webyog.com/downloads/SQLyog532.exe

[peterlaursen]

From version 6.0 we do not support W98/ME anymore.

Those do not support unicode natively. There is a 'unicode layer' that can be activated optionally, but we do not use it.

We can provide a link to version 5.32 for W98 users. Are you ENTERPRISE or COMMUNITY user?

[peterlaursen]

@tranzformation

Please answer:

Does the string describing the path “documents and settingsuserapplication datasqlyog” contain anything unusual (accented and other special characers) due to a special user name or localized AppData folder name?

[peterlaursen]

We started using urlencode to solve an issue with a specific server configuration (I think it was on some BSD system, but not sure). Now this seems to cause other problems on Windows 2003/IIS version 6.

We plan to make the use of this header optional (if we do not get a better solution!)

[peterlaursen]

You can try this binary

http://www.webyog.com/downloads/betas/not_…rlencodeEnt.exe

(special build not using urlencode in the HTTP header – don't forget to replace the tunneller)

Please tell if it solves the issue for you!

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