Connecting to PDO / MySQL database over unix-socket throws "a retry" error

Description

The following code:

<?php

Resulted in this output:

Error message: SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] Resource temporarily unavailable

Error stack trace:

#0 /location-to-php.php(43): PDO->__construct()
#xx: our code

But I expected this output instead:

No crash.

This is a bug in mysqlnd in that it returns a "2002" error code (I looked into the code -- it's a "try again" code, that is a look / backoff should be taken). This happens when connecting to MySQL using a unix socket. And it happens when a high-frequency of calls are made in short succession.

Ideally a unix-socket should be opened once per process and all communication should happen on that socket (rather than opening and closing it over and over again). And "retry" "errors" (not an error) should be handled correctly.

I haven't dug into the mysqlnd extension into how to fix this yet. If someone wants to jump on this first, that would be appreciated. Otherwise I'll dig into it next week.

PHP Version

8.5.9

Operating System

Debian 12

报告的入口点是通过 Unix 套接字连接 MySQL 时的 PDO->__construct()；相关子系统是 mysqlnd 扩展。首先在 PHP 8.5.9 和 Debian 12 上重现高频连接序列，然后检查套接字重试的处理方式；当该序列不再返回 SQLSTATE[HY000] [2002] Resource temporarily unavailable 时，即表示完成。