hey...
    i'm getting a weird problem... i'm running a mysql 3.23 server on a dual-processor 
machine with 2 GB RAM.  The number of tables are very few.. and so are the records.  
I've configured max_connectins as 2000 and i'm using PHP 4.0.4pl1 to access the 
database.  I'm using persistent connections to the database.  I'm running a load test 
software on the server to check the scalability.  And i get problems galore.  It works 
perfectly for upto 100 users, but at that figure, I get 2 common errors - Connection 
to MySQL lost during query and Cannot connect to mysql server on <host>.  In spite of 
increasing max connections to 2000 and table_cache to 200.  Any solutions?  this is 
very very urgent... Another problem while i'm at it..:) the mysql server dies in 
between sometimes and takes /tmp/mysql.sock along with it.  The problem is that when i 
try to restart the server, i get the error message that the server may already be 
running.  A ps waux does not show mysqld.  When i try to connect using mysql or 
mysqladmin, i get an error.  But when i do a netstat -a, i get a list of all 
established connections with mysql!! and i see /tmp/mysql.sock listed as a listening 
socket.  How do i remove all these so that i can restart the server?

Sorry for the long mail, but I really am desperate now.. 

Tx.
Vinod

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