Unfortunately, the OpenBSD threads library has been known to be
problematic at the moment, try using MySQL with the Pth threads library
in the meantime. This can be automated quite easily by using the pth
FLAVOR of the MySQL port. "make FLAVOR=pth install".
// Brad
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>Running the standard (brand-new) OpenBSD install of MySQL from
>/usr/ports/databases/mysql/
>Version 3.23.32 - the port that Brad made just a few days ago. No
>options. Just "make install".
>
>It works fine exceptI keep getting this error:
>ERROR 2006: MySQL server has gone away
>
>It comes back immediately (1 second later), but still it worries me.
>
>Before I put this OpenBSD/MySQL server live to our high-traffic site, I
>thought I should ask the OpenBSD and MySQL lists:
>
>Ever heard of this error?
>Know what might cause it, or fix it?
>Is it *BSD-specific?
>(The only mention of it I see in old old MySQL list archives always seems
>to be on a *BSD server.)
>
>
>I'm on the newest OpenBSD 2.8 with all current patches, freshly installed
>this week.
>Nothing but the newest Apache, MySQL, and PHP on the server.
>Though we can't blame Apache or PHP, because I was getting this error in
>MySQL command-line mode.
>
>
>[If I need to report a bug, let me know. A "bug-reporting URL" would be
>nice, since I'm a kinda-newbie and never reported a bug before.]
>
>Thanks!
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