cPanelRyanR
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cPanelRyanR commented,
Hey Dennis, Lauren reached out to me about your question, which is definitely a good one. I've been heading up the certification and e-learning development on cPanel University for a little while ...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
Heya Max, If you're creating your tables from the ground up within a crc32 environment (or strict_crc32 right out of the gate, for that matter), then I wouldn't guess that you'd run into any compa...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
Another thing that tempts people to delete ibdata1 is that this file grows to the maximum size of all your server's tables that use innoDB and then will NEVER shrink. Not ever. You could have 31GB ...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
@Hamza.Iqbal - Would you be able to open up a support ticket on this, and let us know what the ticket number is? Your permissions/ownership look to be correct, so there is something else preventin...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
I have deleted new (ibdata1, ib_logfile0/1) files from /var/lib/mysql, And transferred the Old (ibdata1, ib_logfile0/1) files in /var/lib/mysql but After transferring Old (ibdata1, ib_logfile0/1) f...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
Our mysql server crashed and for resolve problem we have removed "ibdata1" from /var/lib/mysql and restart mysql service. Now its start, but some website have problem to read database details. We h...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
MySQL is start only when I delete (ibdata1, ib_logfile0/1) files, But After deleting this files InnoDB are not working correctly. This is the problem, unfortunately. The ibdata1 file contains all...
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cPanelRyanR created a post,
Leave that poor ibdata1 file alone!
Thinking about deleting that ibdata1 file because InnoDB is crashing MySQL? Don't. Sure, it may seem like it crashed MySQL, and has been nothing but trouble since it came into your life, but trust...
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cPanelRyanR commented,
@Hamza.Iqbal What's happening there is that your data dictionary (the metadata stored for each InnoDB table in your databases - this data exists entirely within the ibdata1 file) has no record of...
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cPanelRyanR created a post,
InnoDB Corruption Repair Guide
InnoDB Corruption Repair Guide Understanding that our ability as technicians to responsibly assist with InnoDB corruption is very limited, I wanted to offer a basic guide that goes over some of the...