Howdy all,

I am having trouble configuring my server parameters
with my.cnf because there seems to be several mysql
server instances (mysqld processes) running on my
linux box. What I would like to do is bump up the
innodb_buffer_pool_size on the server to 512M (the box
has 3GB of RAM). The problem is that there seem to be
several instances of mysql server running concurrently
on the box. Each one of them allocates 512M for the
buffer pool and the box grinds to a halt, completely
out of RAM to do anything!

I've included a snippet of the top command display (I
hope that you can read it easily).

  PID USER     PRI  NI  SIZE  RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM
 CTIME CPU COMMAND
18913 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:01   3 mysqld
18914 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:00   1 mysqld
18915 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:01   1 mysqld
18916 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
 83:48   0 mysqld
18917 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  6:25   1 mysqld
18918 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:00   3 mysqld
18919 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:32   0 mysqld
18920 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
 12:05   1 mysqld
18921 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:00   3 mysqld
31277 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:24   3 mysqld
31807 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:00   0 mysqld
31808 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:02   0 mysqld
32211 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:00   0 mysqld
32212 mysql     15   0 30160  29M  2944 S     0.0  0.9
  0:00   2 mysqld

In windows when I run mysql as a service there is only
one mysql process running. The configuration settings
have proven to work quite well there because there is
never more than one mysql process. So, how do I have
only one instance of the server running at any given
time under linux? I'm starting mysql using the
mysqld_safe script through the command: service mysql
start

I'm pretty new to linux so perhaps that is where my
problem lies. Any ideas as to what I'm doing
incorrectly?

Thanks,

Tripp

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