Which logs are you referring to? For you testing purposes, if you have not already, I would enable the general log and see what is happening on the MySQL side.
Thanks for the response. Sorry, I'm talking about the general log, that is how I noticed that there were multiple queries getting processed. This is my my.cnf in case it has any obvious problems:
[client] ssl-ca=/etc/ssl/CA.cer ssl-cert=/etc/ssl/server.crt ssl-key=/etc/ssl/server.key
[mysqld] ssl-ca=/etc/ssl/CA.cer ssl-cert=/etc/ssl/server.crt ssl-key=/etc/ssl/server.key log log-slow-queries long_query_time=1 skip-name-resolve
So far we have no long queries...so 1 is okay, and the problem existed before that anyway. skip-name-resolve is there to fix the CPU problem. Everything uses really simple queries. I use SSL usually but the servers don't (haven't tried yet).
Josh
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