Aborted Connects
i've been trying to run mysqld (safe_mysqld and mysqld_safe) with -W and --
warnings and --log-warnings however, no matter how i try, mysql does NOT write
information about Aborted Connects in .err file.
Have tried that on Linux and Unix, on 4th (4.0) version and 3rd version, it
just don't work.....
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