Hi there,
I have inherited two Redhat replicated servers running a helpdesk app (the
person who set them up has left the company) and replication has broken. I
know next to nothing about mysql/replication so am in need of help. The
problem seemed to originate with a crash which caused a duplicate entry into
the db. Anyway, I have restored the db on each server (using the same
mysqldump) so they should be identical. The restore is from Nov 14th. What
is confusing me is that when I do 'show slave status' it gives an error in
the database with a 'ticket create date' (as I said, it's a helpdesk system)
of Nov 16th - 2 days later than my restore. It's as if replication is
picking up a cached version of the original database rather than using the
restored version. I'm a newbie so if anyone could shed some light on what
is happening it would be much appreciated. Many thanks!
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