Doesn't look like my reply last night made it to the list, resend...
Hello Seth,
On Mon, 7 Jun 2004, Seth Brundle wrote:
1. The timeout is set to 5 min, because of the number of queries, there
are a lot of unused http processes that linger with connections, and the
only way to seeminly
I have been maintaining a mod-perl/MySQL4 web search engine with about 3M records,
which gains and drops about 100k records daily.
It runs on a dual-Opteron 242 system with 8GB RAM, 15k SCSI driv, SUSE Professional
for AMD64.
It recently grew to this size (from about 1M records), and I am
Hi,
1. The timeout is set to 5 min, because of the number of queries, there
are a lot of unused http processes that linger with connections, and the
only way to seeminly keep MySQL connections available is to keep
timeouts short.
What about using a connection-pool?
Like Apache::DBI.
It should
1. The timeout is set to 5 min, because of the number of queries, there
are a lot of unused http processes that linger with connections, and the
only way to seeminly keep MySQL connections available is to keep
timeouts short.
What about using a connection-pool?
Like Apache::DBI.
It
