| Daniel Kasak 2006-02-25, 9:43 am |
| Denis Solovyov wrote:
> If I compile mysql from sources with gcc 3.3.4 on linux 2.4 with glibc
> 2.3.2, how stable will mysqld be with lots (more than 500) of
> simultaneous connections?
>
> Does the issue described in the documentation for glibc 2.2 (big default
> STACK_SIZE causes mysqld instablity) affect glibc 2.3 as well?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Denis Solovyov
>
I ran a similar system for quite a while - I didn't have any stability
issues, apart from final hardware failure :)
I can't tell you specifically about that glibc bug, but if the
documentation only mentions 2.2, then you should be fine.
Make sure you follow the instructions for compiling ( included in the
source distribution ) - specifically the recommended CFLAGS.
Some other things to keep in mind:
- You would expect the most recent kernel to be the most stable ( most
recent 2.4 kernel is fine if you don't want to upgrade to 2.6 )
- The gcc-3.3 series has reached 3.3.6 ... I don't know if there are
any bugs fixed between your 3.3.4 the 3.3.6 that would affect you -
probably not, but it's possible
- MySQL recommends that people use their binaries for maximum
performance and stability. If you come across a bug, the first thing
they will suggest is that you try one of their binaries
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