Steven Glogger wrote:
>
> hi van
>
> thank you for responding.
> but i have gcc-2.95.2-149 installed (a suse 7.1 version). so i think this
> isn't the problem...
> i tried several other things:
> i changed to other auth_mysql modules for apache: didn't help
> i used apache 1.3.17: didn't help
> i tried it first with php 4.0.4pl1: didn't help (by the way: is there any
> way to get the zend optimizer for php 4.0.5pl1?)
>
> so, any new idea?
>
> steven
>
Steven:
I'm still getting the same on my production server, but, the queries and updates
are still working.
It isn't your applications, it's your db. Don't work with the Apache/auth_mysql
modules. They're not the problem.
Curious... That's a pretty long stretch from 3.22.32 to 3.23.35.
Did you shutdown the dbases and do an isamchk /path-to-mysql-dbs/*/*ISD or
myisamchk /path-to-mysql-dbs/*/*MYI ?
MyISAM's better. Good options when making such an upgrade are:
{My db's are on their own partition /mysql}
myisamchk -o /mysql/*/*MYI
myisamchk -evi /mysql/*/*MYI
Anyone else want to chime in, go for it.
Might help.
Best Regards,
Van
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