On May 31, 2006, at 1:11 PM, maverick wrote:
I've never had a mysql server before so I wonder if you guys can
point me in the path to best practises. The reason I say that is
that after a wile when the server starts using about 750 meg of RAM
it starts locking up.
When you say locking up, do you mean HARD locking? As in a lockup
that requires a push of the reset/power switch? Or does it just get
sluggish at that point?
If hard locking, then I'd bet on bad RAM.
I do have one error in messages
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Those are all SELinux related notifications/errors. They're not
related to your RAM issue.
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