Does a downgrade to MySQL 3.22.x help ? (seems less work to me, but I'l
investigate the other possibilities anyway).
Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
Herald van der Breggen writes:
Hello Noor,
I am struggling with a similar problem on a linux based system. It's a
Netfinity 4500R, dual
Hi Sinisa
Is the FreeBSD problem previously submitted by me known to you?
Noor
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Noor Dawod writes:
Hi Sinisa
Is the FreeBSD problem previously submitted by me known to you?
Noor
Ken Manzel has submitted many valuable messages to this mailing list
concerning many important patches for FreeBSD 4.* threads.
He has even provided names of files and dates when they
Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
Hi!
The above is an already reported problem that occurs only on SMP Linux
on the high load.
A solution is to try kernel 2.4, glibc 2.2 (when stable) and to build
properly MySQL on that setup.
Regards,
Sinisa
Do you know whether the problem is
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Hi Sinisa
Is the FreeBSD problem previously submitted by me known to you?
Noor
Ken Manzel has submitted many valuable mess
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Hi Noor,
have you tried to run a "show processlist" within mysql during these
OVERHEAT situations to find out if there is a query forcing this high
load? You could also activate the logfile for slow queries (starting
mysqld with --log-slow-queries[=file_name])... maybe you will get some
info
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Subject: Unexplained high-loads on FreeBSD
Hi Noor,
have you tried to run a "show processlist" within mysql during these
OVERHEAT situations to find out if there is a query forcing this high
load? You could also activate the logfile for slow queries (starting
mysqld with --log-slow-queries[=file
Hello Noor,
I am struggling with a similar problem on a linux based system. It's a
Netfinity 4500R, dual pentium, RAID-5 with a rather new ServeRaid-4L
scsi controler.
On certain moments, mostly in the peak hours, mysql suddenly behaves
weird and the load increases very very quick. The swap
Good question.
I can give you some details about the database I am using. This is about
another situation than Noor's (linux instead of FreeBSD), but the
problems looks similar.
I have not find any specific event that causes mysqld spinning around
and claiming memory. I activited the logging
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Subject: Unexplained high-loads on FreeBSD
Hi Noor,
have you tried to run a "show processlist" within mysql during these
OVERHEAT situations to find out if there is a query forcing this high
load? You
I hope so.
A point that my Noor's situation and mine have in common is fast disks.
Maybe there is a timeng problem ?
Another remarkeble table I did not mention is a table with a blob-field.
The blob field is used to store perl-objects with a size of about 8Kb.
The table is about 3000 rows
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