what's the mysql max_allowed_packet set to?
Also RT doesn't use PHP, it's written in perl so any php setting would
have no effect.
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Darin
On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 4:04 PM, Duncan Napier dgnap...@sfu.ca wrote:
Hi,
I'm running RT 4.0.8, Apache 2.2.24, on CentOS 6.4 (final) with Mysql
Hi,
It was 1 Mb. I upped it to 4 Mb in my.cnf and everything is now good. Thanks a
lot!
Duncan.
- Original Message -
what's the mysql max_allowed_packet set to?
Also RT doesn't use PHP, it's written in perl so any php setting
would
have no
On 05/29/2014 04:42 PM, Duncan Napier wrote:
It was 1 Mb. I upped it to 4 Mb in my.cnf and everything
is now good. Thanks a lot!
RT already explicitly warns during database setup, as well as during
server startup, if the max_allowed_packet is 1M or less. Always read
the warning messages, and
The only errors I found in the Apache log were the mod_fastcgi errors, as the
default upload size for fastCGI is 128K. Once I upped that, the errors went
away, but uploads were still for failing uploads 1 Mb. Unfortunately, the
mySQL packet errors don't appear in the Apache error logs.
On 05/29/2014 06:26 PM, Duncan Napier wrote:
The only errors I found in the Apache log were the mod_fastcgi errors
Ah -- I failed to notice you're still on 4.0.8; the warnings I
referenced appeared in 4.0.12.
- Alex
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