Oh, dam. Hope it gets fixed soon, Is SQL open source? I think it is but SQL is one of them things that I never researched into.
Argh! Im having to copy my posts before hitting submit just in case I get an error and have to go back to repost. Hope it is fixed soon.
Havent gotten any today but yesterday I was getting the "page cannot be displayed" because it was taking too long to load. That is partially to blame on my connection at work but it isnt a whole lot better at at home as of late. Didnt mean to bitch DP, I know your working on it.
Well thankfully it's not a deal where it's happening to some people. It's either happening, or it's not and any given time, and if it's happening, restarting the mysqld process brings it back to normal.
Shawn - Please turn off the SEOChat simulator! I just can't take the slow loading PS - The mySql leak seems to be starting again
Today is extremly slow. Some how It posted triple on me in the domain forum it took about 5 mins to edit post.
Just a FYI, I *finally* pinpointed what the problem was, and no longer need to force the mysqld process to restart about once a day. http://www.digitalpoint.com/~shawn/2005/10/mysql-problems-on-mac-os-x-server.html That also means the db server just got even faster (supporting this forum, the keyword tracker, the ad network and a high traffic geotargetting system, the server PEAKS at about 3% CPU utilization. )
WOW!!! I'm on an iMac, and I had no idea they were powerful enough to handle a domain like this, let alone mySQL, and the bandwidth!!!!!! Can the shell commands help speed it up on other kinds of servers? ie RedHat/Linux/Apache/other....
Well I'm not exactly running iMacs. Although Mac OS X is really just BSD at the core, so you probably could run all of digitalpoint.com on a single iMac if you really wanted. The MySQL machine in question that's running Mac OS X Server is an Xserve... http://www.apple.com/xserve/ I think the ulimit stuff applies to most BSD based systems (FreeBSD, BSDi, Mac OS X, etc.)