Weeber: Tter machine than my localhost so that doesnt make sense.
Caringi: I have set in my.cnf skip-external-locking
Vandunk: With also bind-address = 127.0.0.1 and fine tuned my.cnf as my server have 4 cores and 16gb of ram
Mccullors: OnceMe: SQL has no UNLIKE operator. You’re in the wrong channel.
Archibald: OnceMe: Try application debugging until you find an SQL issue. Then duplicate the issue with just SQL. Post those details.
Steinbeck: OnceMe: You may have transactions which interfere with each other.
Flotow: OnceMe: Until you find an actual SQL issue, it really tough to do anything. Performance differences could be anything, including nothing to do with the database.
Cujas: I see, but what is weird is that it works super fine on my local machine and works slower on production server with better machine
Deason: Scott0_: sub query optimizations are a frequent reason to upgrade from 5.5 to 5.6
Seastrand: I have a lot of subqueriesss.
Gilliand: Should i update to 5.6?
Deason: OnceMe: mariadb 5.5+ and mysql 5.6 optimize many of them far better
Mccourt: This is what I have mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 5.5.44-MariaDB, for Linux x86_64 using readline 5.1
Deason: OnceMe: you are already fine
Fennimore: Im going to have to think about implementing a regular upgrade schedule for my webservers
Nettleton: So I don’t end up in this position again
Deason: And get a chaos monkey
Hasselvander: Http://techblog.netflix.com/2012/07/chaos-monkey-released-into-wild.html ?
Deason: Scott0_: if you are doing something regularly to a web server, why not include killing it
Masincup: Killing a webserver is good?
Poteat: I’ve never had a problem where I might need to do that
Mikles: I have one error though Warning Could not increase number of max_open_files to more than 1024 request: 4607
Pressly: In phpmyadmin I see a table that has for example a column called type and if I click on that number it takes me to another table with that id that was in the previous table as type.
Pressly: How can I do this with another table?
Deason: Pressly: probably it is FK
Deason: Pressly: but ask #phpmyadmin
Pressly: I see that is not established as a foreign key when is creating the table
Schronce: I have one error though Warning Could not increase number of max_open_files to more than 1024 request: 4607
Deason: Pressly: might be a “relation” between the tables in “structure”, again ask #phpmyadmin
Deason: OnceMe: probably need to modify systemd unit for that service
Suddarth: I read that but the weird part now
Katen: Ah I have mariadb.service not mysqld.service
Sausser: Hi folks. I got some weird problem.
Holje: Maybe someone could help me.
Peredo: Client, server1, server2
Salvi: I connect from clent to server1.
Neuweg: I’m getting “access denied” error, which is logical, because DNS is pointing to client.domain.com, not client, and host in mysql.user is ‘client.domain’.
Blach: Is ‘client’ without domain*
Duemmel: But. it’s working for server2.
Lani: But if I login with correct p***word then it’s working.
Pereyda: Even though grant is with ‘client’ without domain.
Gaston: My.cnf is almost same server1 is missing replication configuration.
Tatro: Same /etc/hosts on all three servers.
Shumard: All servers installed in almost same moment at least same day.
Deignan: So software versions should be same.
Ketchen: Mysql 5.6.26-log on Debian using mysql repos.
Arjune: And you ran FLUSH PRIVILEGES correct?