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09-12-2005

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If you use some sort of GUI to connect to the database, you may be able to find somewhere that display a list of server variables. If you use command-line, use the "show variables" command, and post here the value for the "socket" option displayed. Note that you should pass nearly the same set of arguments as mysql to mysqldump. If mysql works, so should mysqldump.

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