ID: 15417
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: MySQL related
Operating System: Debian Linux 2.4.10
PHP Version: 4.1.1
New Comment:
httpd.conf:
MaxClients 250
Mysql server variables:
max_connections 400
This is my current configuration. And I also checked number of
processes on https server and mysql server when I got the error. http
server had apprx 10 active and 20 idle servers and mysql server have
~15 processes.
Everything seems fine to me. Is that a configuration problem?
Previous Comments:
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[2002-02-07 13:51:33] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, it isn't a bug at all actually. pconnects need one connection to
MySQL per Apache child / User Id.
You can either limit your apache children, or increase the maximum
number of connections that MySQL allows.
I'm marking this as bogus now, as it's more a configuration issue then
a real bug.
Derick
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[2002-02-07 11:48:04] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Derick,
It seems that you're right. I changed mysql_pconnect to mysql_connect
and used mysql_close at the end of script. I got no error for 100
execution.
I remember a similar problem that I read in somewhere about persistent
connections. But i could not find it. But I am sure that I did not have
this problem on previous configuration. Should I close this bugreport
and reopen for pconnect or leave it?
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[2002-02-07 11:27:50] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In fact I got many 'Got an error reading communication
packets' errors on MySQL Server (like 5 errs / hour). I thought that,
but shouldn't it give an error on mysql_query? Does mysql_num_rows
requires connection to MySQL server or does it use recordset in memory?
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[2002-02-07 11:19:22] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My hitch is that you're running out of mysql connections for some
reason... add this and check it:
mysql_connect() or die ("error");
of course use the normal mysql_connect function (with all parameters).
Derick
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[2002-02-07 11:07:18] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I never had problems with semi-colons at the end of queries. But
neverthles I removed semi-colons and tried again. The result was the
same. For 10 execution I got two errors:
[07-Feb-2002 09:52:21] PHP Warning: 34 is not a valid MySQL result
resource in /usr/local/webhosts/www_asenashop.com/test.php on line 37
[07-Feb-2002 09:52:48] PHP Warning: 34 is not a valid MySQL result
resource in /usr/local/webhosts/www_asenashop.com/test.php on line 37
I wonder why the error message contains specific number but not
"supplied argument"?
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