[Fwd: Re[2]: [thelist] My MySQL tables got corrupted]

Daniel J. Cody dcody at oracular.com
Tue Jul 25 12:57:37 CDT 2000


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Subject: Re[2]: [thelist] My MySQL tables got corrupted
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 13:19:41 -0500
From: Christopher Ditty <CDitty at email.usps.gov>
To: thelist-admin <thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org>


     I have a really long line that starts it.  Not sure what it all
does,
     only know that I just added the flag for it to write to disk every
few
     minutes.  Support mentioned mysqld_safe, but I tried to run it and
it
     would not run.


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Subject: Re: [thelist] My MySQL tables got corrupted
Author:  thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org at INTERNET
Date:    7/25/00 12:12 PM


how are you starting MySQL? it comes with a script called mysqld_safe
and, as far as i remember, it will automatically restart the SQL daemon
when it goes down...somebody please correct me if i am wrong. if this is
the case, you could modify the script to send you an email or somethign
when the database goes down, but if the scripts is working correctly, it
should have it running again anyway

#airyk

>
>      Also, does anyone have any type of solution for when the database goes
>      down?  ie....how are you notified?  Mine went down at 11:30pm.
>      Luckily, I checked it before hitting the sack.  If I had not checked
>      it, it would have been down all night.  My ISP support said that a 10
>      line script could do the job, but did not offer anything more than
>      saying that.

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