On Wed, Jan 31, 2001 at 09:14:23PM +0100, Marcello Giovagnoli wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with mysql 3.23.30 (binary distribution) and
Slackware 7.
Runnining different programs that access to database, the numbers of
mysqld grow up.
But when a single program exit, the number of mysqld processes
should decrease by one.
This works on RedHat 7.0 with the same mySQL distribution, but on
Slackware 7 the number of mysqld never goes down, and they keep the
maximum memory used in the last big query.
So I tried to compile the last source distribution 3.23.32 on
Slackware 7, but I got the same thing.
I know that the mysqld should be threads not processes, and the
memory used should be shared with all running mysqld, but something
does not work properly.
Do you think that the version of libpthread-0.8.so on Slackware 7
could be the cause ? (RedHat 7.0 has the libpthread-0.9.so).
I cannot upgrade the OS now, and I think that is not a nice idea
moving on the fly libpthread-0.9.so from RedHat to Slackware (the
system is up and there are 102 users connected !!!).
Could someone help me ?
I'd suggest using a statically linked binary from the MySQL web
site. The fact that it's statically linked means that you don't have
to worry about other libraries that may or may not be buggy on your
system.
It sounds like you've done that, but if that's the case you should see
the same behavior on both systems. Are the MySQL configuration files
the same on both machines?
Jeremy
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