.. just curious:
are you running on a Linux box with 2.6.x kernel ? If yes, then you
might have the trouble we had with apache AND mysql and pthreads.
Solution: just move /lib/tls to s.th. like /lib/tls.save and restart
mysql and apache -> solved.
If anyone likes, I can give more input.
cheers
Andreas
Todd W schrieb:
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how many connections do you get from a show processlist in mysql?
It looks right, show processlist counts connections * processes, even during
a stress test.
is it possible that some scoping issue had the connect occuring
during prefork, instead of postfork, and mysql is dying from apache
trying to do everything via 1 persistent connection?
startup.pl uses ->connect_on_init.
Like I say I think I'm cool now I've hit the server with over 100,000
requests on different parts of the site and not one hang yet. I couldn't
even do "ab -n 100 ..." without it hanging before.
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