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| From: | BAUMEISTER Alexandre | Date: | March 26 2001 1:22pm |
| Subject: | Re[34]: Warning: Got signal 14 from thread X | ||
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Bonjour, SM> Seems like Innobase has introduced some timeout ( I do not see how) on SM> the sleeping connections. I've been trying a few other things. When I run Mysql with Innobase, if no client connects, no "Warning signal 14" messages in the error log. Then I run a client which only logs on the server (no other queries). I then have to wait a few seconds (not always the same delay) before inevitably having some "Warning signal 14" messages. One message each 2 seconds : 010326 15:09:16 Warning: Got signal 14 from thread 4 Always thread 4 (even if thread 4 doesn't exist, but I've seen that while there actually was a thread Id 4). So, 1 message each 2 seconds. If I do "mysqladmin xxx" (ping, status, processlist) , there is a pause in the writing of "Warning signal 14 messages" of about 4 seconds and then ... messages are back. Then if I stop the client (so no more opened connections to Mysql), error log still receives "Warning signal 14" messages, one each two seconds. If then I do a "mysqladmin ping or status or ..." , the "Warning signal 14 messages" stop being sent to error log ... and don't come back. If I run 30 clients connecting (but doing no queries), I still have messages about signal 14 and thread 4. If I make my daemons start working (doing some update/insert queries) then I receive Warning messages but not only from thread 4, from other threads too. Regards, Alex.
