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mysql persistent connections [message #2087] Fri, 30 May 2008 22:02 Go to next message
DrAgon  United States
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What is your persistent connections mysql setting? enable or disabled? Do you have persisnet conection enabled in your php.ini?

if enabled...what is your max_connection setting in mysql conf file?

I ran into a problem the other night and stayed up till 4am....in order to keep the site back up and working..

I had persisnet connection on and sql connection were reaching max_connections and I had to monkey around for a while to keep the site up....Somehow previous to this mysql crash problem..I did make some network routing changes on inside db connection to the db server...and perhaps some wiring/cable changes..!! Rolling Eyes

it seems like announce/scrap php were keeping connections open to the mysql db and it was reaching max_connection very rapidly ..afer few minutes... and mysql would crash (too many connections error message) and I had to stop mysql and restart and same thing over and over again!

I can't verity if it was a network change problem, bad cable or pmbt version of announce/scrape I'm running that is not closing connections efficineclty..... ..i never had this problem before Laughing

so I do have persistent connection turned off temporarily ..
I will have to enable persistent connections soon again to see what the hell is going on and what has changed suddenly!

[Updated on: Fri, 30 May 2008 22:04]

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Re: mysql persistent connections [message #2137 is a reply to message #2087] Sun, 13 July 2008 14:43 Go to previous message
Revan is currently offline Revan  Czech Republic
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Did you try it?
I have persistent connections turned off, so I don't know how it goes with this..
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