[rt-users] MySQL Server has Gone a way; No ticket created but e-mail is sent

Chaim Rieger chaim.rieger at gmail.com
Fri Mar 3 16:31:56 EST 2006


Nick Metrowsky wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> 
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> 
> A few weeks ago I sent in a message similar to the problem I am about to 
> describe. So, I hope someone can tell me a work around, as this problem 
> is very annoying.
> 
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> A user uses the web interface to enter a ticket, as far as the user is 
> concerned the ticket was entered properly and is happily on its way of 
> being taken care of. It looks like the ticket made it because e-mails 
> are sent to the proper parties and everything is all right with the 
> world. Like the clichés?
> 
>  
> 
> Anyway, behind the scenes the ticket never makes it in the database. The 
> only record of this happening is that in /var/log/.messages (we are 
> using linux), several errors messages are generated starting with “MySQL 
> server has gone away”. So, all the inserts and updates going to the 
> database are dropped and no ticket is anywhere to be found.
> 
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> The worse part about this error, it only happens less than 1% of the 
> time.(35 times out of 3500 tickets created).
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> I have check the database, web server and other system logs and there is 
> nothing indicating a problem. I also checked the database structure and 
> tables in MySQL.
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> I am running RT 3.4.4 with RTx::SearchBuilder 1.39, mysql 4.1.15, RTFM 
> 2.1.40, RTx::AssetTracker 1.2.2, RTx::RightsMatrix 0.02.05, 
> RTx::Statistics 1.18, Apache 2.0.55, mod_perl2, perl 5.8.7. The only 
> thing to add is that I upgraded from RT V2 back in December.
> 
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> The bottom line, short of trying to figure out RTx::SearchBuilder, I 
> have trie deverything I can think of.
> 
>  

i would not consider this to ba a rt issue, it looks like your mysql is 
dropping the connections

can you post anything interesting you have in /etc/my.cnf or the output 
of  mysqladmin variables



thanx



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