Justin writes:
> What is your key buffer size? In my case, key buffer size is set
> to 384mb .. and mysqld starts out small, perhaps 18mb and grows
> within a day to 100mb, and within a few days to pretty much 300+mb
> ..so it is doing what one would expect it to.
>
> The other mem parameters combine in ways explained in the memory
> usage document.. so depending on those, I expect 300 threads could
> eat a lot of memory, which is not returned to the OS.
>
> -Justin
>
HI!
First of all, please listen to the advice on upgrading to the latest
3.23 binary and converting your tables to MyISAM format with a script
provided.
Second, there have been some problems with Linux SMP under high load
which seem to be solved with 2.4.* kernel and 2.2.* glibc.
Regards,
Sinisa
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