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ariebs added buttaknife to the Open Source Database Benchmark project.
2009-11-07 14:35:25 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Hi,
With my.cnf in place, you probably need to restart the MySQL server to take advantage of the (new) configuration.
As for the long-running job, I'd be concerned if OSDB was running as long as an hour. (AS3AP's 12 hour approach didn't make much sense for what we've been trying to accomplish, but the range of tests they use is fantastically useful!)
2009-04-27 23:16:54 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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If the MySQL daemon is using a socket that's somewhere other than where mysql_config thinks it is; there's a problem with the way that MySQL has been built. Within the context of Slackware, you have 2 options:
1. Find a Slackware bug-reporting forum, and see if they can provide a solution.
2. Grab the kit directly from MySQL and build it yourself. This is a bit time consuming, but at least...
2009-04-23 18:33:03 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Hmmm... Googling for "slackware mysql_conf" suggests that this may be a common problem. One suggestion I found was to get the MySQL source kit, which also apparently uses it. But I would check Slackware forums, etc., to see if you can get some help on finding mysql_conf.
2009-04-23 17:09:24 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Try "mysql_conf --socket" -- if that doesn't say "/tmp/mysql.sock", we're on our way to finding the culprit.
2009-04-23 16:50:45 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Try "mysql_conf --socket" -- if that doesn't say "/tmp/mysql.sock", we're on our way to finding the culprit.
2009-04-23 13:41:00 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Hmmm... the problem here is that the attempt to access /var/run/mysql/mysql.sock is coming from within MySQL code that is called by OSDB.
We execute mysql_config to determine which MySQL libraries to link to; those libraries, in turn, have been built with the socket name (/var/run/mysql/mysql.sock) compiled in (or perhaps the socket name can be specified in a MySQL config file?).
Anyway, I...
2009-04-23 11:59:02 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Aha!
Unless you or Slackware have configured "make" to suppress most output, I think the following commands will get you going again:
$ make clean
$ make
$ make install.
2009-04-21 18:06:00 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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Did you re-run "./configure" and "make" on this system, or copy the Makefiles, or the binary executable, from the Ubuntu system? It's quite likely that Slackware is using different directories for MySQL than Ubuntu does, so a "./configure && make && make install" would likely fix the problem.
If this doesn't fix it, please attach a log from...
2009-04-21 17:19:14 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
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It looks like the MySQL server might not be running. What happens when you use the "mysql" command?.
2009-04-21 15:42:38 UTC in Open Source Database Benchmark
