OH! You're running Apache. Why didn't you say so?
Can I also assume that the Apache processes are the clients of Mysql?
You can throttle back Apache to prevent a system crash much easier than you
can throttle Mysql (IMHO).
Use a line like this in Apache's httpd.conf file:
MaxClients 50
Thi
hi,
i've not reconfigured linuxthreads.
/proc/sys/kernel/threads-max has 57344. At the time
when the machine hits 100% CPU, apache processes are
taking most of the CPU time, and i have around 250
processes on the entire system, with around 10-15
running processes. mysqladmin status shows me a
You have mysqld set for 2000 connections.
How many threads do you have Linux configured for, and how many are open
when
Mysqld crashs?
vinod p wrote:
>
> hi,
>thanks for the interest. The error log just prints
> an incomplete backtrace that is exactly the same after
> every crash. I ran
hi,
thanks for the interest. The error log just prints
an incomplete backtrace that is exactly the same after
every crash. I ran the incomplete backtrace through
resolve, and it showed me functions such as thread
start... etc... This is the backtrace that i've been
getting for all the crashe
On Mon, Mar 19, 2001 at 12:34:30AM +, vinod p wrote:
>
> my mysql server restarts automatically when the
> machine touches 100% CPU usage. any ideas why?
What does the error log say? Anything?
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hi,
my mysql server restarts automatically when the
machine touches 100% CPU usage. any ideas why?
tx.
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