I did check the error logs, all logs, but there is nothing. No cron jobs
either. It's very strange, I did the isamchk on all the tables while mysqld
was shutdown. I don't have a clue what it could be. I've seen that some
people who have had this problem were told to have their file descriptors on
the linux kernel increase, but like I said only 5-10 people access this
system, so I wouldn't think it's because it's running out of processes or
anything.
Rolf Hopkins wrote:
> Suggestions only:
>
> Did you check the error logs? Is there a cron job running that is killing
> the socket file or something?
>
> BTW: Have you applied the latest RH patches?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Alex Tapia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 9:12
> Subject: mysqld suddenly stopped running
>
> > Hi everyone, thanks in advance for any tips whatsoever. I've been
> > running mysql 3.22(STABLE) on a RedHat Linux 6.2 setup, 512 RAM, pentium
> > III 700 18 GIG ultrawide scsi. It's been running just fine for a few
> > months, then all of a sudden it just dies. When I restarted using
> > safe_mysqld it came up with no error messages, or any messages at all
> > for that matter. However, when I attempt to connect through mysqladmin
> > it just hangs there with no connection or errors. I have to kill the
> > process with kill -9. I haven't done any changes to the linux system,
> > upgrade libs or kernel etc.... There are limited users on the system so
> > i don;t think it's an overload. I tried upgrading mysql to the latest
> > stable version but nothing.... Does anyone have any ideas what could
> > cause a problem like this? Any tips I can follow??
> >
> > thanks
> >
> >
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