>I'm running OpenBSD 2.8 and MySQL 3.22.32 (recent cvs port).
>After time (< 1day) the cpu load for the mysqld process goes up to 98%..
>There is a known problem in 2.8 thread library. I do not know
>when will they fix it. You can ask them , though ..
>I've seen that this has been addressed in th
Doing a "make" on the newest MySQL stable 3.23.36 source tarball - on a
stock Cobalt RaQ3 (Linux 386) which I've installed MySQL on many times before.
Got this strange error:
gcc -DUNDEF_THREADS_HACK -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I./../include -I./.. -I..-O6
-DDBUG_OFF -c readline.c
In file include
Running the standard (brand-new) OpenBSD install of MySQL from
/usr/ports/databases/mysql/
Version 3.23.32 - the port that Brad made just a few days ago. No
options. Just "make install".
It works fine exceptI keep getting this error:
ERROR 2006: MySQL server has gone away
It comes back immed
More details if you're interested, but that's about it. The actual file is twice as
big, but with no other surprises. (That's an actual example, above, just with some
lines taken out.).
Please reply by email, not to the whole list.
Thanks!
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E: Most fields are only one line, so the carriage return is the stopping point.
But as you see there are just a few that have carriage returns, so on those we do
"fieldname:" instead of "fieldname=" - then end it with "@END@"
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>On RedHat there's no need to add "-lz" to the linker options, on Debian it
>is (when using the statically libmyslclient.a). Is this a bug somewhere
>in the makefile or anyways, should compress be in the .a lib or is it ought
>to be added manually with -lz?
Use -lz
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THE PROBL
At 09:58 PM 1/23/01 , Manuel Leos wrote:
>Hi everybody, I'm trying to install the RPM on a RH
>7.0 everything looks normal but the server dies
>sending this message
>mysqld: Can't find file: 'host.ISM' (errno: 2)
It's part of the first database/table that MySQL sets up for you.
I get this error
>Just a question of curiousity. Can you install PHP using tars files?
>I was looking at purchasing a few servers last fall and when I looked at the
>RAQ3/4 they (colbalt) told me that you could only install their stuff and
>they didn't have new versions of MySQL and only PHP3.
Yep!
The Cobalts
Don't use RPM.
The RPMs for the Cobalt RaQ3 suck.
I have 8 different Cobalt RaQ3's and here's the way I've used to install:
I've installed it this way successfully each time.
Sounds like a bit of a pain, but puts you in much better control of MySQL.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
#1 - down
> > Any measures I could take (like SSH) to encrypt the transaction?
>Use CIPE tunnel. You can find it:
>http://sites.inka.de/sites/bigred/devel/cipe.html
Is this anything like ipsec?
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html
(I'm using OpenBSD.)
Or, rather, could I use ipsec for this same thing a
At 11:39 AM 1/19/01 , you wrote:
>Need some help. I need the RPM files for the Cobalt Rack 3. Any ideas.
Don't use RPM.
The RPMs for the Cobalt RaQ3 suck.
I have 8 different Cobalt RaQ3's and here's the way I've used to install:
I've installed it this way successfully each time.
Sounds like a bi
searched the lists & books & found no mention of this:
Are there any security issues in doing lots of remote-connecting (TCP/IP)
to my MySQL database server?
(My Apache/PHP is on a different webserver from the MySQL server. And
sometimes across the country.)
Won't that password be somehow sn
this?
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Has anyone done testing to show the difference between:
#1 - having MySQL on the same server as Apache/PHP
vs.
#2 - having MySQL on its own dedicated computer, TCP/IP connected to the
main Apache box
NOTE: We use lots of little MySQL lookups in our PHP scripts. Nothing
that intensive. Bu
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