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Cpanel + MySQL 4.0.13 = Corrupted databases?

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  1. GFED

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    Is this a bug with mySQL or Cpanel?

    I had problems a few weeks ago with mySQL databases getting corrupted on my new server at XXX...

    Someone helped my diagnose and fix it by adjusting a higher setting for my mySQL connections... from 500 to 5000...

    it helped... and the databases quit corrupting as much... a couple have a few days ago and yesterday... so I upped my max connections to 10000 to see if it helps...

    I haven't seen any other posts about this... am I the only one having problems with them?

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    Several people have told me that this is a problem with the new version of mySQL + Cpanel

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    What version of cPanel are you using?

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    WHM 6.4.2
    Cpanel 6.4.2-S75
    RedHat 7.3

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    hi,

    do this in root SSH and copy and paste what it outputs.

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    Are the databases that are being corrupted always the same? Are the databases being manipulated with PHP?

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    No, and yes. :)




    carlgm, what does cat /etc/my.cnf do?

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    oh, my.cnf file contains this...


    [mysqld]
    set-variable = max_connections=10000

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    okay then, this is min requirement for mysql 4:

    Firstly delete it:
    then reopen it in pico:
    copy and paste:
    then save:
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    Thank you carlgm! I will see if this stops all the corruptions of my DBs!

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    nope... I just had to repair another database... :(

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    stop - start mysql?

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    I knew I forgot something.

    After you have changed it do this

    Now, that config is bare min and I would suggest having more options defined withih your /etc/my.cnf config file.

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    I'll see if this helps... thanks again!

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    this is still happening, does anyone know how to fix it? :(

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    #14 GFED, Jul 12, 2003
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    Hire a system admin.

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    to solve your problem downgrade mysql to version 3 from whm>tweack settings

    that's it

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    I downgraded to v3... thanks for your help, but seems to be a bug with mySQL or Cpanel from what I'm told...

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