mysql

Can anyone recommend a MySQL data recovery service? One of my servers has corrupted the /var/lib/mysql files and the host claims they don't have a backup. (I'm skeptical of that. I think we're mis-communicating.)

In the meantime, they've suggested I look for a MySQL data recovery service to repair /var/lib/mysql. Can anyone in the group recommend such a service?

TIA !

Hello!
Help to understand what to do. I optimizes views

The first boot - everything is bad ((
Executed 350 queries in 823.4 milliseconds. Queries taking longer than 5 ms and queries executed more than once, are highlighted. Page execution time was 1367.98 ms.

Buenas,

tengo un cliente con un hosting que tiene un plan ilimitado de base de datos MySQL. El tema es que es, todas las bases de datos que tu quieras con 1GB de limite. Y la web en cuestión ya ha llegado a ese limite, y se bloquea con el accesslog y whatchdog enviando "Additional uncaught exception thrown while handling exception."

It comes with me when I am setting database configuration in installation of OpenScholar.

Warning: in DatabaseConnection->__construct() (line 304 of C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.3.23-0\apps\drupal\htdocs\includes\database\database.inc). Warning: htmlspecialchars(): Invalid multibyte sequence in argument in check_plain() (line 1572 of C:\BitNami\wampstack-5.3.23-0\apps\drupal\htdocs\includes\bootstrap.inc).

And, I cannot log in the server by using "root" and the password I set previously.

How can I solve it?

Although I am sure this is a perennial topic in this group, I would like to start (yet another) discussion on optimization of my.cnf. I really don't understand mysql at all, and I have found even the slightest change to the my.cnf settings has a massive impact on my server performance.

I could really use some advice on settings from the group. Hopefully this threat can grow and be useful to others in the future.

My setup:

Why?

The first idea that came to my mind when I first ran cache clear that lasted a minute or so, was "I want it run quicker!". If you are those unhappy guys who don't have an SSD, but do have a bit of RAM - you may find this discussion interesting and useful.

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I am wondering what tuning and configuration do you do to make your environment faster?

Here is my experience:

1. Got more memory utilization from installing PAE on 32 bit Linux.
2. Installed APC, tuned MySQL and got about 50-100% performance boost. See my blog post for more details: http://vmirgorod.name/blog/boosted-lamp-drupal-devs
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Hello!

Having a pretty old laptop as my primary development workstation, I'm very concerned about development speed. Under development process I mean the most frequent operations you do when making a website, like:

• installing and configuring modules
• creating and configuring entities (nodes, products) and fields
• theme development

After several hours of uncertainty it seems that I have managed to migrate a MySQL Drupal to a PostgreSQL. So I want to share my experience with this group where I think could be useful.

There are several problemas to solve: table structure translation, autoincrement values / sequences, serialized data, etc.

I've tried several ways, but always I came up against some problem.

Database schema

MySQL and PostgreSQL use different data types for its columns, they define its tables in its own way, you can't use MySQl definitions.