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| From: | Steve Meyers | Date: | January 13 2011 11:09pm |
| Subject: | Re: I/O read performance | ||
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On 1/13/11 3:51 PM, Reindl Harald wrote: > Are you sure that the lags are really the query and not the connection? > > I have seen on a windows server with ipv7 large lags because mysql > treid by every connect to make a dns-reverse-lookup first on ipv6 > and after fail ipv4 > > "skip-name-resolve" in the mysql-config did the trick, but make > sure that there are up-addresses instead of hostnames in > the permissions-tables before try this This is a very good point, I hadn't thought of this. I always have name resolution turned off in my configs.
| Thread | ||
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| • I/O read performance | Steve Staples | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Johnny Withers | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Michael Dykman | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Steve Staples | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Steve Meyers | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Steve Staples | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Steve Meyers | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Reindl Harald | 13 Jan |
| • Re: I/O read performance | Steve Meyers | 14 Jan |
| • re: I/O read performance | Peter Brawley | 13 Jan |
