On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 10:41:19AM +0200, Sias Mey wrote:
> Indeed the debug info did shed some light.
> 
> I know at least one other poster has asked about that before. It seems to be 
> an error related to accesing mysql InnoDB via odbc. Something about not 
> decreasing the thread count before closing the connection.
> 
> Unfortunately the only information I can get on fixing the bug says replace 
> you PHP mysql.dll with and older version and restart IIS??? .... Not so 
> usefull in my case of running in linux and not using PHP.
> 
> I have tried adding a db.close to all my scripts but that doesent seem to 
> help either. So, if any of the rest of you have come across this and know how 
> to fix in if im not using php and IIS, some help would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> I think in the mean time I will try to recompile my mysql odbc lib (I 
> installed from the package manager initially).
> 
> Im not going to post a bug to freeswitch since this seems to be a mysql odbc 
> related issue, but thankyou for the help in tracking it down to that.

Hi, after some more googleing I finally found a mysql forum post claiming this 
was fixed in the 3.51.23 version of the mysql odbc connector. Suprise suprise 
packaged with ubuntu comes 3.51.17 .... Needless to say a rather messy recomile 
of a whole bunch of tool finally got me just the new odbc driver and that seems 
to have solved it.

Thank you again for your help. You guys are great at helping even if the 
problem isent with your app.

Cheers,
Sias

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