ur setup:
- Queries per second avg: 117.236
- Generating over a 1GB of binlog entries per day.
- Running with ~120 GB of live data now (used to be 200+ but we have
an archival scheme now)
Not sure how this compares to your situation.
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but it only crashes the Apache server. (Other people have had the same
problem with this version as well.)
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but it only crashes the Apache server. (Other people have had the same
problem with this version as well.)
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> there any way to encrypt replication communcations between these mysql
> servers internally so i don't need to set up a vpn or ssl tunnel? thanks
> all.
Setting this up with SSH is quite easy. I have a How-To on it at:
http://www.guydavis.ca/projects/oss/docs/ssh_mysql.jsp
On Thu, 2002-05-02 at 00:38, Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
> On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 04:24:05PM -0600, Guy Davis wrote:
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> > I am having a really strange problem with a in-house C application
> > that calls mysql_connect() and generates a segfault deep within
> > uname() when I
n? My feeling is that this is most likely something wrong with our C
application. However, it calls ssConnectDB right near the beginning of
main(), so there isn't much opportunity for memory errors.
Thanks.
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n? My feeling is that this is most likely something wrong with our C
application. However, it calls ssConnectDB right near the beginning of
main(), so there isn't much opportunity for memory errors.
Thanks.
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tips?
Thanks.
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that have been replicating for a year plus
with no troubles? Thanks.
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On Fri, 2002-02-22 at 11:09, havoc wrote:
> Is it possible to run mysqld without binding to a TCP port?
> As in run using only unix sockets?
Start with --skip-networking:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/C/o/Command-line_options.html
or put skip-networking into your my.cnf file.
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er, and MS Access. I'm wondering if there is an
ADO adapter out there that will work with MySQL. I know of the ODBC
connector, but I'm told ADO replaces ODBC(?).
If possible we'd like to stick with MySQL, rather than paying large
licensing fees for either Oracle or S
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