At 13:41 -0500 7/7/04, Robert Canary wrote:
Gee, how about just a little more coffee... ;-)
I meant, {long version}...
It could be the radius error is reflecting its failure to connect to
the database because the database has no connections available. I
found the max_connection variable (default is 90) and applied it to
the safe_mysqld section in the my.cn it seemed to have did the
trick, I am not getting the error anymore.
Okay. Then the error really was about increasing the number of available
connections (not sockets), and setting max_connections is the right thing
to do.
Paul DuBois wrote:
At 6:47 -0500 7/7/04, Robert Canary wrote:
Unless it the error is referring to the number of simultaneous
connections. Which defualts to 90 (max_connection under
safe_mysql).
I'm sorry, I'm unable to parse those sentences...
TCP/IP of course....
Paul DuBois wrote:
At 22:09 -0500 7/6/04, Robert Canary wrote:
I am getting an error on my radius server asking me to increase
the number of sockets on mysql.
What kind of socket? TCP/IP socket? Unix domain socket file?
Either way, that sounds like an odd message. The server listens to
a single TCP/IP port and a single Unix socket file. There's no need
for more.
I'm looking the man pages for safe_mysqld and mysql but I don't
see anything that offers to provision this.
How does increase the number of sockets on the mysql?
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