I have a mysql server for reviewsby.us that requires tunneling, and after establishing a tunnel like so:
deveshistan:~ dash* ssh user@host -L3307:database_server:3306
I thought I could just do this:
mysql -u mysql_user -P3307 -h localhost
But I was wrong, localhost should be 127.0.0.1, otherwise mysql will do things in socket mode:
mysql -u mysql_user -P3307 -h 127.0.0.1
I’ve done some rewrites of code, and they usually are coupled with redesigns.
Redesigns and rewrites are tricky. With web sites existing users tend to prefer incremental changes with each. Changing a design element or a feature are pretty much equivalent when its done incrementally.
Usually small changes are like surgery. You make a [...]
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