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River Tarnell:
I was looking at your encoding problem earlier; the
most likely
possibility seemed to be that after the MySQL 5.5 upgrade, the default
client character set changed to UTF-8, which broke some tools. I've
changed that back to latin1 to restore the old behaviour, but it
didn't fix your problem.
It looks like the problem is that you override --defaults-file in
~lvova/public_html/cgi-bin/ts. This prevents the client from reading
/etc/my.cnf, so you don't get the correct default character set.
If you do this instead:
HOME=$(getent passwd $(id -u)|cut -f6 -d:)
export HOME
... then you don't need to use --defaults-file and your script will
probably work correct.
(Example: <http://toolserver.org/~river/sql.cgi>.)
- river.
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