Only the innodb_log_file_size has changed (since the crash), the other InnoDB variables in configuration have not
I should add, the only other change that's happened on the system (other than libc upgrade due to GHOST vuln) was the machine was rebooted into a newer kernel (3.18.3-x86_64-linode51) around the same time that Percona was upgraded to 5.5.41-rel37.0-727.squeeze
I am going to experiment with booting back into an older kernel to see if that's the issue. In the meantime is there any documentation on how to downgrade to older Percona version in Debian - I can't find the .deb's of older releases in the repo
Here you go:
innodb_ additional_ mem_pool_ size 8388608 buffer_ pool_size 2147483648 dict_size_ limit 0 ibuf_max_ size 1073725440 log_block_ size 512 log_buffer_ size 8388608 log_file_ size 104857600 max_bitmap_ file_size 104857600 merge_sort_ block_size 1048576 purge_batch_ size 20
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innodb_page_size 16384
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Only the innodb_ log_file_ size has changed (since the crash), the other InnoDB variables in configuration have not
I should add, the only other change that's happened on the system (other than libc upgrade due to GHOST vuln) was the machine was rebooted into a newer kernel (3.18.3- x86_64- linode51) around the same time that Percona was upgraded to 5.5.41- rel37.0- 727.squeeze
I am going to experiment with booting back into an older kernel to see if that's the issue. In the meantime is there any documentation on how to downgrade to older Percona version in Debian - I can't find the .deb's of older releases in the repo
Thanks