Brian Austin says:
Have you read the following page in the Manual on their site?
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Linux.html
This gives you some tips to increase thread allocation. Especially
interesting is the part about the LinuxThreads hack.
That's where I started, and it's why I compiled my
I'm baffled by reaching a limit of between 1456 and 1458 connections, at
which
point I can no longer make new connections. I've tried compiling my own
MySQL and using the stock MySql RPM's. I've experimented with ulimits,
values in my.cnf, and kernel parameters, and all the permutations of the
I'm trying to get both MySQL 3 and 4 running on the same machine, ideally
from RPM packages. The MySQL 4 RPM complains of a conflict with the
installed MySQL 3. Can anyone tell me if this installation is possible
from
RPM's, or will I have to compile MySQL 4?
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I'm trying to upgrade the glibc on some machines that do not yet have glibc2
in order to support 1000 threads. It seems that some of the instructions
concerning setting a pthread maximum for older glibc's are no longer
pertinent.
I wonder if the glibc 2.3.2 is known to be compatible with MySQL
