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  1. bsmither
    Using PHP 5.4.17 on Windows XP, and MySQL 5.6.17 on Windows Server 2003. In phpinfo(), I have: mysqlnd 5.0.10 - 20111026 I have a need to capture/analyze the MySQL TCP packets as they pass between client computer and database server. I'm using WireShark 1.12.1 to do it. I understand that compression of the payload will happen if both client and server can do it. (It seems that the MySQL dissector in WireShark does not yet automatically deflate the payload - according to a bugtracker entry.) So, is there a config file statement I can use, either in php.ini's [mysqlnd] section, or the server's my.cnf file, that will force zero compression?
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