Johan
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Hi Chris, excellent! Did you upgrade to the 1.1.20? BR johan
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Great you solved this. This has to do with problems with resolving the hostname. We have fixed this in 1.1.19 and onwards. There is a new parameter called 'hostname' in the cmon.cnf files. The 'hos...
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Hi Krzysztof, Thank you. It would be great if you can check the CPU when and when it does the cmon_create_graphs, if you can do ps -ef | grep rrd and send what you get then. It would be interestin...
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Hi Ethan, In the deploy.sh script the 'uninstall-rpm.sh' script gets called. Basically the uninstall does a rpm -e `rpm -qa |grep -i mysql`. On top of that when you run deploy.sh the MySQL-shared r...
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Ethan, That is excellent news! Thank you, Johan
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Hi Dave, You need to specify engine=ndbcluster instead of engine=innodb Drop your table Notes, and recreate it with engine=ndbcluster and you should be fine. Thank you, Johan
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Hi Dave, Do you have "engine=innodb" written in the SQL file then you have two options: sed -i.bak 's#InnoDB#ndbcluster#g' huge.sql load in the big dump (in innodb) and then do for all tables:ALTE...
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hi, Two options: From the web interface do Schema Management --> Privileges From scripts:cd mysqlcluster-71/cluster/scripts/tools./execute-all-mysql.sh -uroot -p<password> -e "GRANT ALL ON *.* TO ...
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Hi, Yes this is normal. However, we will remove this status message, because it comes up too frequent. The license key is needed for management functionality (add node, config mgmt, process mgmt e...
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Just adding some more info on Chris' very good comment: If you do a SHOW TABLE STATUS you will see what engine your tables are using. If you in your CREATE TABLE statements have ENGINE=INNODB ...