ever since I've been running Froxlor on my Debian Squeeze server, I keep getting exactly the same EMail from Crond. This always happens right at midnight (0:00AM). This is what I get:
We are sorry, but a MySQL - error occurred. The administrator may find more information in syslog with the ID ea20e7cdf23e7a04e81e6582c623a5fcWe are sorry, but a MySQL - error occurred. The administrator may find more information in syslog with the ID ae682b7b0bbce97844c11dbd72ce57f4
When I look up that ID in my /var/log/syslog I get:
Mar 28 00:00:01 server Froxlor: MySQL - Error: Invalid SQL: show databases; ErrNo: 2013; Desc: Lost connection to MySQL server during query; Script: ; Ref: ; ae682b7b0bbce97844c11dbd72ce57f4
So, it seems like MySQL and the Froxlor script always lose connection at midnight? Is anyone else experiencing this issue as well? What can I do to prevent this? And why is it happening? Is MySQL afraid of vampires and thus jumps out of existance at that time?
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robin24
Hi all,
ever since I've been running Froxlor on my Debian Squeeze server, I keep getting exactly the same EMail from Crond. This always happens right at midnight (0:00AM). This is what I get:
Subject: Cron <root@server> /usr/bin/php5 -q /var/www/froxlor/scripts/froxlor_master_cronjob.php
We are sorry, but a MySQL - error occurred. The administrator may find more information in syslog with the ID ea20e7cdf23e7a04e81e6582c623a5fcWe are sorry, but a MySQL - error occurred. The administrator may find more information in syslog with the ID ae682b7b0bbce97844c11dbd72ce57f4
When I look up that ID in my /var/log/syslog I get:
Mar 28 00:00:01 server Froxlor: MySQL - Error: Invalid SQL: show databases; ErrNo: 2013; Desc: Lost connection to MySQL server during query; Script: ; Ref: ; ae682b7b0bbce97844c11dbd72ce57f4
So, it seems like MySQL and the Froxlor script always lose connection at midnight? Is anyone else experiencing this issue as well? What can I do to prevent this? And why is it happening? Is MySQL afraid of vampires and thus jumps out of existance at that time?
Well? Thanks for any help with this one!!!
Robin
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