The mysql-sgt-replay-module is a TCPCopy extension designed to replay MySQL sessions, enabling realistic testing of MySQL applications.

For detailed information, please consult TCPCopy before proceeding.

1. git clone git://github.com/session-replay-tools/intercept.git
2. cd intercept
3. ./configure
4. make
5. make install

1. git clone git://github.com/session-replay-tools/tcpcopy.git
2. cd tcpcopy
3. git clone git://github.com/session-replay-tools/mysql-sgt-replay-module.git
4. ./configure --set-protocol-module=mysql-sgt-replay-module
5. make
6. make install

a) Configure Routing to Direct Response Packets to the Assistant Server

For example, assuming 10.110.12.18 is the IP address of the assistant server and 10.110.12.15 is the MySQL client IP address, use the following route command to direct all responses from 10.110.12.15 to the assistant server:

route add -host 10.110.12.15 gw 10.110.12.18

b) Start MySQL with --skip-grant-tables

./intercept -F <filter> -i <device>

Note that the filter format is the same as the pcap filter. For example:

./intercept -i eth0 -F 'tcp and src port 3306' -d

In this example, intercept will capture response packets from a TCP-based application listening on port 3306, using the eth0 network device.

Please note that ip_forward is not enabled on the assistant server.

./tcpcopy -x localServerPort-targetServerIP:targetServerPort -s <intercept server> [-c <ip range>]

For example (assuming 10.110.12.17 is the IP address of the target server):

./tcpcopy -x 3306-10.110.12.17:3306 -s 10.110.12.18

tcpcopy captures MySQL packets (assuming MySQL listens on port 3306) on the current server, modifies them as needed, and forwards them to port 3306 on 10.110.12.17 (the target MySQL server). It also connects to 10.110.12.18 to request that intercept forwards the response packets to it.

1. Only the complete sesssion could be replayed
2. Currently, it does not support MySQL 8.0 yet.
3. For additional assistance, visit tcpcopy.

• 2017.03 v1.0 mysql-sgt-replay-module released
• 2024.09 v1.0 Open source fully uses English

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