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| From: | Baron Schwartz | Date: | April 26 2007 4:40pm |
| Subject: | Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | ||
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Hi, Scott Haneda wrote: > Running mysql 4, just poked into data and see I have gigs and gigs of > hostname-bin.xxx log files. > > How does one maintain these, can someone point me to relevant data on what > to do about drive space being lost to these? > > thanks See attached message I just sent to another user a bit ago :-) Baron Attachment: [message/rfc822] Attached Message
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| • Bin logs and mysql 4 | Scott Haneda | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Baron Schwartz | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Scott Haneda | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Baron Schwartz | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Scott Haneda | 26 Apr |
| • an't connect to local MySQL -- Help me! | Charles Brown | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Baron Schwartz | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Scott Tanner | 26 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | dpgirago | 27 Apr |
| • Re: Bin logs and mysql 4 | Scott Tanner | 30 Apr |
