Hi,
On 10/12/2007, Roger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm thinking about using check_log to monitor mysqld.log
I've found it more useful to check the status of the mysql processes
themselves rather than the log file. So I monitor the number of active
connections, and those in a locked state and
Hi Roger,
I don't know much about MySQL to know which types of errors that I should
be looking for and am hoping others here might have some recipes / hacks
that they use that they might share what has worked well for them.
if you use check_logfiles instead of check_log, you can squeeze
I'm thinking about using check_log to monitor mysqld.log
e.g.
check_log -F /var/log/mysqld.log -O /tmp/mysqdLogTest.log -q
STRING_TO_LOOK_FOR
I don't know much about MySQL to know which types of errors that I should be
looking for and am hoping others here might have some recipes / hacks that
