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Message: [QUOTE="Tim Williams, post: 1761911"] I think I found the problem. I installed mysql and MySQLdb in non-standard places so I wouldn't need root access. (I'm not an admin.) It turns out that the switch --enable-thread-safe-client is *not* used by default in the mysql install, but the default for MySQLdb is to assume that it is used. What was happening was that MySQL db was loading in /usr/lib/mysql/libmysqlclient_r.so.10 since my install dir for mysql didn't have that library built. If I change the MySQL setup.py to # set this to YES if you have the thread-safe mysqlclient library thread_safe_library = NO and reinstall it, things work. I'm working on building my version of mysql with --enable-thread-safe-client and MySQLdb with thread_safe_library = YES to see if this works too. I expect so. [/QUOTE]