Andrey Kotrekhov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> >> What replication options do you use?
>> >> Check if queries are present in the master binary logs and in the rela=
> y l=3D
>> > ogs on the slave.
>> >
>> > I research the problem and have got some details.
>> > Now we have this theme of mysqld replication (with server ids)
>> > +-->---+
>> > +--+-1| 4
>> > | | ^--<---|
>> > | |
>> > 5<-+ +-->6
>> >
>> > And when I update something server 1 query relicates to the
>> > servers 5,6,4
>> > But when I update the same table in server 4 query replicates to the
>> > server 1 but doesn't replicate to the servers 5 and 6.
>> > Servers 1,4 has version 4.0.17.
>> > Servers 5,6 has version 4.1.1
>> >
>> > Is it a bug?
>> > Can anybody repeat it?
>> >
>>
>> Did you run server 1 with --log-slave-updates option?
>
> No. But I can restart mysqld with this option.
> Should I do this?
>
Yes. You should start MySQL server with above option if you set up chain replication
servers:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Replication_Options.html
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