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Hi All, I'm hoping someone here could help me out or give any suggestions or advice. I have inherited an environment where RT was setup as 2 front-end application servers (round robin via DNS) and 2 mysql db servers (mysql servers are setup with replication). Recently one of our mysql server's root partition bacame full which I think messed up the replication. Now we are seeing intermittent failures when we try to access RT. I have attached the error file. http://old.nabble.com/file/p30283778/rt_error.txt rt_error.txt Google came up with a very simple solution here: http://www.articlesbase.com/software-articles/rt-couldnt-store-your-session-mysql-error-985674.html - unfortunately I tried that and it did not work in my case. The mysql servers are configured with a mysqldump cronjob but for some weird reason the last good dump for the RT database I have is from a month ago, I would probably consider that as a LAST resort because if I understand correctly, restoring from that dump would mean I would lose all the data that was created after that dump... I have tried repairing the tables via mysqlcheck and although it clearly showed that it did fix issues with the tables... we still see the same RT error intermittently... (Also, I dont understand why the errors are intermittent, sometimes it works fine and we can do everything, and then a few minutes later, its down and shows the error) Just wondering if anyone has seen this or can offer any suggestions, I would truly appreciate it.... thanks very much -uzee -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/RT-intermittent-failures-due-to-Mysql-problems-tp30283778p30283778.html Sent from the Request Tracker - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.