Too Many Processes
I have a problem with mysql. The problem is that I see too many mysql processes when I run the linux ps -ax command. Those processes are not dying. The number keeps on increasing.
I am using red hat 8.0. Mysql 3.0.
A php web site running on apache is also accessing Mysql server.
A java program running on java 1.4 is also accessing Mysql server using connectorJ driver.
But the java program can't connect to mysql using localhost as the host. It has to use localhost.localdomain as the host.
I can't think of a way to stop these mysql processes.
Is it a problem with mysql locks.
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View 2 Replies (Posted: February 22nd, 2005, 12:19 PM)
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