When I select "Use MusicMagic" in my SlimServer 6.5.4 settings, and
leave the "Music Folder" field empty, everything works fine -- all my
tracks are mixable, with that little |M| next to them.
But when I add my music library folder to the "Music Folder" field and
rescan, suddenly about half the
snarlydwarf;247170 Wrote:
> Mysql uses threads. The obvious sign is that the memory usage for all
> is exactly the same. Processes would show some variation in size.
>
Nice explaination. Thanks
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JoeyC;247214 Wrote:
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> I had a look at the slimserver my.cnf but i couln't find any
> documentation about it nor any clue in it as to how to tweak the number
> of threads.
>
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/index.html
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The whole discussion turned a bit academic but interesting none the
less. I know now i'm not going to free many flipflops by minimizing the
number of threads and that i'm pretty much stuck with the 50MB
footprint. But also, just to play around with it is for me a way of
getting to know the system
Thanks for the post.
I'll try that when I get home.
Also, a friend of mine suggested purging the dummy package instead.
apt-get remove --purge mysql-server
I'm going to try that as well and post back.
Here's a link to the ubuntu post on the same issue:
http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/showth
Hello,
I`m used the SC7, after the same problems on my Synology CS 407.
This version runs since 2 weeks without problems. I don´t now thats the
mysql problem in the 6.5 :-(
Then the SC7 runs on your system, install this version.
Regard`s, Eiber. :-)
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Pat Farrell;247157 Wrote:
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> Threads do, processes don't. I don't know which MySql uses.
Mysql uses threads. The obvious sign is that the memory usage for all
is exactly the same. Processes would show some variation in size.
These are processes:
Code:
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If you want to tweak the mysql server settings for slimerver, you can
play with /var/cache/slimserver/my.cnf
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I have no idea what caused the original problem, but...
dac413;247048 Wrote:
> I've tried to touch /etc/mysql/conf.d/old_passwords.cnf thinking that,
> "Perhaps a blank file will work!", but I get:
> touch: cannot touch `/etc/mysql/conf.d/old_passwords.cnf': No such file
> or directory
I can te
snarlydwarf wrote:
> Threads share all memory, all open files, everything.
Threads do, processes don't. I don't know which MySql uses.
> You gain maybe a couple hundred bytes in the process table by having
> one less thread. (And since that is kernel memory and never swapped,
> who cares... )
Actually -all- the threads would have to be idle for them to be swapped
out.
Threads share all memory, all open files, everything.
The only difference is the internal CPU registers, which are stored in
the process table in the kernel.
You gain maybe a couple hundred bytes in the process table b
JoeyC wrote:
> ps just out of curiosity, how do i limit them? I don't need 10 threads
> waiting for things to do..
I don't know and I'm not sure you would want to. MySql is designed as a
multi-thread/multi-process server. If the threads are not doing
anything, they are going to be swapped out ve
I thought it would be something in that direction.. still i was hoping
to cut things down a bit.
Sever hardware update coming up, i'll stick it out 'till then.
Thanks for the info.
J
ps just out of curiosity, how do i limit them? I don't need 10 threads
waiting for things to do..
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Ben Sandee wrote:
> Between 100MB and 200MB is about average for SS+Mysql I would say.
> Depending on how much you value your time, $30 on some additional memory
> might be worth it (assuming your hardware supports it).
Just for giggles, I checked memory prices on newegg. They have tons of
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On Dec 5, 2007 3:20 AM, JoeyC <
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>
> The problem i think lies in the sql backend: it starts 10 processes. Is
> this necessary? I can't find a configuration option to cut this down to,
> say, one or two. There are no other processes using MySql.
This is a common misconc
Heyall.
Sorry if this has come up before, i could not find it on the forums.
I have a problem with SlimServer eating a chunk of memory from the
server it's running on. I have 256MB in a server running allsorts
(samba, nfs, apache, etc..). When i start the SlimServer memory usage
on the system ju
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