Good point. The default if you don't specify the size in my.cnf is 8M,
but the example my.cnf files clearly specify 50-80% of the computer memory.
CentOS/RHEL don't have a size in my.cnf, so the mysql default is used,
which appears to be 8M.
I'll bump that up and see how it goes.
You would want to up the log size also at the same time, but that you
can't do if your innodb is created already.
You need to dump your db, drop the db, restart mysql with new params and
then restore the db to increase the log size.
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br,
Tommi
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