I fixed this with this hack, which tries to reestablish a connection
_once_ on error. This seems to take care of most transient 'server has
gone away' mysql server errors like timed-out connections, restarted
mysql server, etc.
Is there a better way of doing this? If not could I suggest that this
kind of functionality is included in TG? It seems like this _should_ be
a common problem.
I use mysql 5, TG 0.9a4 fwiw.
Changed the PackageManager code in database.py as follows:
def __get__(self, obj, type):
import _mysql_exceptions
if not self.hub:
self.set_hub()
try:
data = self.hub.__get__(obj, type)
except _mysql_exceptions.OperationalError:
#reconnect and try again once
self.set_hub()
data = self.hub.__get__(obj, type)
return data
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