Good afternoon. I am having a weird problem with the Binary Logging of my MySQL.
For some reason, we have it on (still not sure why) but when i look in the /var/log/mysql/ folder, the oldest file is from the 2009-12-27. The MySQL service has not been restarted since the server came back up 150 days ago. So somehow, they have been purged in the past, but i don't see a cron that would have done it? Anyway, my question is, is that I am currently moving data around, splitting it into multiple tables, so there are TONNES of queries taking place, doing inserts and such, and now I am up to 93GB in this folder. I am starting to worry about running out of space on the harddrives, and we have been talking about doing a master/slave setup, and from what I've read, you need the binary logs on for replication? Is this true? Should I keep them, or can i ditch them, and will it re-create them when we do go to a master/slave setup? Once i finish moving data around, i can remove the old tables that i am moving them out of, so I don't really see a huge issue with dumping them, i just want to make sure. Thanks in advance! Steve Staples. -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql?unsub=arch...@jab.org
