I'm experiencing the same problem. Everytime when I shut down mysql and use
myisamchk to do the maintenance, I'll get a few tables crashed. In
phpmyadmin they showed a status of "in use". I have to repair them to get
the db working.

Rainer


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brian Moon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 11:16 PM
Subject: crashed tables after copy


> Over the last two days, we have upgraded the OS on our two database
> servers.  We have one that handles the database for our content and the
> other handles the database for our forums.
>
> For completeness sake, they were both running RH 7.1 with kernels
> patched for ReiserFS.  The data was stored on a ReiserFS, Raid 5
> partition.  Both databases were running 4.0.15a.
>
> Here is the problem we had.
>
> We shut down server A cleanly and rsync'd the database dir over to
> server B.  Shortly after doing this, we started getting 145 errors on
> some of the data we had just moved.  We stopped mysql, repaired
> (myisamchk -of) the tables and got going again.  Shortly after that, the
> tables were crashed again.  We then repaired again, dumped to a .sql
> file, then recreated the tables from scratch.  From that point on, no
> problems.
>
> We upgraded server A to RH 9.  We then moved all the data from server B
> over to server A using rsync.  Again, shortly after, crashed tables.
> repair, no good.  dumped the tables in question, rebuilt from scratch,
> no problem.
>
> So, is there something I did that could have caused this?  It was not
> the same tables each time.  While I don't plan on moving the data around
> any time soon, I do need to set up a slave and don't want to screw
> anything up.  I normally rsync or tar up the data on the master as LOAD
> DATA FROM MASTER has not proven reliable over WAN for me.
>
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