Hi,
OCFS is a cluster filesystem so running two mysqld over the same OCFS
directory is exactly the same
as running two mysqlds over the same directory in a local filesystem on
the same machine which is
strictly prohibited.
If you decide to consider mysql clustering over ocfs please keep in
mind thad you don't really need
cluster filesystem for mysql clustering. mysql clustering doesn't share
disk storage. Considering
they use ocfs they may also be mistaken about the difference between
mysql and oracle clustering.
Oracle cluster requires shared storage whereas mysql does not.
Thanks,
Michael
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Subject: Re: mysql on a NAS
On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 17:58 +0100, Stefan Onken wrote:
Can you explain this a little bit more ? I am not the guy who set it
up, so I would like to go back them and say "Well, You cannot do
this, because... " :)
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/multiple-servers.html describes
the pitfalls of running multiple servers on the same machine about
halfway down the page in the bold 'Warning' paragraph.
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