This is the most weird thing I have EVER tried. I went away for the weekend and when I got home they were gone!!
Setting: Linux Redhat 7.2 Database Mysql 3.23.22 www: apache Here is the chain of events as I recall them thursday: I upgrade SSL on my machine friday: I go away for the weekend saturday: who knows sunday: some time during the day my httpd sets out I come home. Sees the www is down. Thinks it may have been the adjustments I made thursday decides to reboot "just to be certain everything is in order" The server comes up, but the http is still down. I examine the logs and finds out that it is the new SSL that messes things up. I disable SSL and start up httpd. No problem I find out that all entries made since 2002-11-13 are GONE. Not gone like the table is corrupt, or like the harddisk messed it up. Gone like they never existed!! Every sunday I backup my tables figuring that something like this could happen but.... THE ENTRIES ARE NOT REGISTERED THERE EITHER!!! The backupfile is stored on another computer and it is af it has backed up the wrong tables... It is simply as if they never existed. Or rather it is as if they were stored only in memory and with the reboot they were gone... To make sure it's not too easy(hoho) a few tables are appearently unaffected! I have 2 tables that uses each other. Each entry in table1 refers to an entry in table2. The funny thing is: all data in table1 is gone down to 2002-11-13 but table2 is intact with last entry last week... What does it mean??? How can this be? I know as a bonus information that I have used the alter table command on all the tables that are intact, but what does THAT mean? Nothing maybe. All I know is that now the entries are gone, and I want them back. If I can't have them back I would really like a good explanation, because I am really in the dark about this... sincerely Arvid --------------------------------------------------------------------- Before posting, please check: http://www.mysql.com/manual.php (the manual) http://lists.mysql.com/ (the list archive) To request this thread, e-mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To unsubscribe, e-mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Trouble unsubscribing? Try: http://lists.mysql.com/php/unsubscribe.php
