Updates postponed
Due to other priorities, no updates could be installed last weekend. None of them is really critical so they can postponed without problems. It will have to be done some weeks later, there is little space in the coming weeks.
MySQL crash
When accessing the blog this afternoon, the MySQL server crashed – again. Why does the server crash if one thread fails?
Perhaps the value of some variables should be lowered, but why did it work rather well in the past? The server has crashed before, but stability has decreased without obvious reason: just one system parameter changed? It doesn’t make sense….
upload of the logfile fails:
%HTTPD-W-NOTICED, 29-OCT-2007 18:33:41, CGI:1969, not a strict CGI response
-NOTICED-I-SERVICE, http://www.grootersnet.nl:80
-NOTICED-I-CLIENT, 192.168.0.33
-NOTICED-I-URI, POST (72 bytes) /sysblog/wp-admin/upload.php?style=inline&tab=upload&post_id=-1193677653
-NOTICED-I-SCRIPT, /sysblog/wp-admin/upload.php sysblog:[wp-admin]upload.php (cgi_exe:phpwasd.exe) SYSBLOG:[wp-admin]upload.php
-NOTICED-I-CGI, 2553595354454D2D462D485041524954482C206869676820 (129 bytes) %SYSTEM-F-HPARITH, high performance arithmetic trap, Imask=00000000, Fmask=00000002, summary=02, PC=00000000001E9C94, PS=0000001B
-NOTICED-I-RXTX, err:0/0 raw:7643/0 net:1182/0
where it did work uploading a .JPG file this afternoon (before the server crashed). Well, see if I fet the data uploaded some other time.