Hi guys,
i have about 4 hours downtime last night because mysql was down.
for some reason DA wasnt able to start/restart it due to an error.
i had to login root, and when did /sbin/service mysqld start 2>&1 it gave me an error and couldnt restart.
so i googled a bit since my hosting wasnt responding.. and found that
[root@wbsvr1 /]# killall mysqld
[root@wbsvr1 /]# /sbin/service mysqld start 2>&1
Starting MySQL SUCCESS!
did the trick.
is there a way to prevent this from happening and also seeing what went wrong so i can prevent that aswel?
i have about 4 hours downtime last night because mysql was down.
for some reason DA wasnt able to start/restart it due to an error.
i had to login root, and when did /sbin/service mysqld start 2>&1 it gave me an error and couldnt restart.
so i googled a bit since my hosting wasnt responding.. and found that
[root@wbsvr1 /]# killall mysqld
[root@wbsvr1 /]# /sbin/service mysqld start 2>&1
Starting MySQL SUCCESS!
did the trick.
is there a way to prevent this from happening and also seeing what went wrong so i can prevent that aswel?