Greetings to all the UNA family! With TMD Hosting and a dedicated server, I get frequent and frustrating sql I/O write errors to tmp files. I am allowed 4 gigs of RAM, they say.
The issue persists when even a few users are logged in to the site. Once logged in, every page access generates a new sql, notifications-based, i/o error.
Is there a setting or a strategy whereby I can reduce RAM loads? On the Timeline, the number of entries can be reduced, I am aware. I also reduced the number of notification categories. Is there perhaps a rewrite or cache setting I'm overlooking?
When I turned off the Notifications module - the errors stop. Also, if not logged in - again, no sql errors are generated by the Notification Module. Like this one , for example:
(SELECT DISTINCT `bx_notifications_events`.* FROM `bx_notifications_events` LEFT JOIN `bx_notifications_handlers` ON `bx_notifications_events`.`type`=`bx_notifications_handlers`.`alert_unit` AND ((ISNULL(`bx_notifications_settings2users`.`active`) AND .........` bx_notifications_settings2users`.`active`='1')) ORDER BY `bx_notifications_events`.`date` DESC, `bx_notifications_events`.`id` DESC LIMIT 0, 6) ORDER BY `date` DESC, `id` DESC LIMIT 0, 6
Mysql error: Can't create/write to file '/tmp/#sql_482_1.MAD' (Errcode: 5 "Input/output error")
Also, this looks amiss: deflate_module - UNDEFINED -AND- expires_module - UNDEFINED
Much thanks for your consideration!
- 542
Why do some sql errors result in the page displaying the error message in a bold red box without the page content? Other sql error messages are only sent through the mail - the actual page displays just fine. What is the difference?
Example of page content not being displayed. Other times the same page displays fine but an error is sent via email. I have not adjusted the settings which control whether or not error messages are displayed for troubleshooting purposes.
Any clues?
If the paths and permissions are correct for the tmp write document, the sql i/o write issue is most likely due to insufficient resources - ram or disc space. Not a UNA, but a hosting issue.
I hope this helps someone later.
Just came accross your post...are you saying that even with tmd dedicated server....there are issues with only a few users online? Cant handle few users without errors?
The issue was in insufficient disk space in /tmp folder as stated above, so it's not UNA problem.
I know Alex, I was referring to tmd since i got their enterprise cloud and was wondering how soon i would need to upgrade server...