Hi.
It looks like you are using persistent connections with SQL server,
but not with MySQL (time_wait and close_wait are states of a TCP
connection after it was closed by the appliction). I don't know much
about PHP, but there is somewhere a option to influence whether you
want persistent connections or not.
Second, what is MySQL telling (mysqladmin processlist with MySQL-root
privileges). Are there sleeping connections (persistent connections)
or not (no persistent connections).
Bye,
Benjamin.
On Mon, Feb 05, 2001 at 12:26:38PM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
> Does anyone know of or have a problem that means that the
> HTML server will not receive the message back from the MySQL
> server to say close the connection.
> The two servers are on two seperate machines.
> The html server is Apache using the PHP scripting language.
> The error messages I am getting, not so much error messages but
> messages, when I do a netstat on the html machine state that alot
> of the sql connections are time_wait or close_wait. This should
> cause no problem I here you say but when the majority of the html
> server connections are on time_wait or close_wait then the site
> starts to slow right down. And eventually cause database server
> busy errors for users. On the SQL server the netstat results appear
> to be fine with the majority of them being Established. Can any
> shed some light on this problem or even tell me of a way to fix it. If
> any questions about the problem need to be asked I will try and
> answer them. Thanks in advance.
>
> Drew
>
> Andrew Toussaint
> Richardson-Shaw Pty Ltd
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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