Roberto Frenk wrote:
>
> I want to qualify a bit the "random" part, after a restart of the
> server it works ok for a period of time, and after that the problem
> manifests.
See, this could be related to the connections maxing out, but...
> From our research, MySql is working ok. When we query the database directly,
> from the command line using mysql , everything seems fine. Is it possible
> that "mgd_list_topic_articles_all_fast" is not returning fast enough? There
> are currently 500 database connections configured and the maximum used has
> been 250. Maybe a MySql configuration problem, or PHP ?
..I doubt it could be PHP itself. MySQL bears looking into, although I
honestly wouldn;t know where to start. The number of connections can't
be the problem: either the connection is valid and everything works, or
the connection is denied but then _nothing_ will work: not even the
pages
themselves can be retrieved so the mgd_list_topic_articles_all_fast
won't
even get executed.
I don't really understand not returning fast enough. Does MySQL put a
timelimit
on the queries?
Emile
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