a) Have a --init-pid which passes the init pid from init-script
to mysqld.
b) Whenever there is a blocking operation, mysqld sends a signal
to this script which is trapped by it. Another such signal is
sent only when first is sent.
The timeout will be adjusted accordingly based on this.
After discussion we decided to:
a) Have a --init-pid which passes the init pid from init-script
to mysqld.
b) Whenever there is a blocking operation, mysqld sends a signal
to this script which is trapped by it. Another such signal is
sent only when first is sent.
The timeout will be adjusted accordingly based on this.