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Author r.david.murray
Recipients plattecoducks, r.david.murray
Date 2009-04-21.16:29:20
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Python doesn't care about mysql.  You can use a third party library to
talk to mysql from python, but only if you install that third party
library. Otherwise, python isn't even aware of whether or not mysql is
installed. So whatever the problem is, it is very unlikely that it has
anything to do with your python install.

If your mysqld starts failing again after reinstalling python, then I'd
suggest posting to python-list and see if the community can help you
narrow down the problem.  If for some bizarre reason it does turn out to
be an issue with the python install, you can open a new ticket with more
information, or reopen this one.
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2009-04-21 16:29:23r.david.murraysetrecipients: + r.david.murray, plattecoducks
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