Hi! I ran into the "MySQL server has gone away" Problem. Looks like the culprit is mysqld's inactivity timeout. In the list archives I found a message that the problem went away after upgrading all bacula components to mysql 4.1. Now I'm using 5.0 ... From the MySQL docs I gather there should be no difference. What's up? Is somebody using bacula with version 4 or higher and the default timeout? I'd prefer not to raise the timeout to a couple of days (long weekend, holidays...). Or should I create a feature request for mysql_ping()?
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