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PT-Kill not logging to file
Fixing tables out of sync as reported by pt-table-checksum, pt-table-sync is not workingIs it possible to pass parameters to pt-table-checksum using an options file?innobackupex: What causes Slave_open_temp_tables did not become zero after waiting 15 minutes?Native checksum table says there's a difference, pt-table-checksum does notpt-table-checksum not finding differencesPt-query-digest date ranges do not work as expected
Run command for pt-kill
/usr/bin/pt-kill --ignore-state User lock --rds --match-command Query --victims all --match-user phppoint --daemonize --busy-time 10 --kill --print --log /var/log/pt-kill.log h=HOST,u=master,p=PaSS,P=3306
Queries are killed but not logged. Runs as root on Amazon Linux and file /var/log/put-kill.log exists and has 600 permissions
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Run command for pt-kill
/usr/bin/pt-kill --ignore-state User lock --rds --match-command Query --victims all --match-user phppoint --daemonize --busy-time 10 --kill --print --log /var/log/pt-kill.log h=HOST,u=master,p=PaSS,P=3306
Queries are killed but not logged. Runs as root on Amazon Linux and file /var/log/put-kill.log exists and has 600 permissions
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Run command for pt-kill
/usr/bin/pt-kill --ignore-state User lock --rds --match-command Query --victims all --match-user phppoint --daemonize --busy-time 10 --kill --print --log /var/log/pt-kill.log h=HOST,u=master,p=PaSS,P=3306
Queries are killed but not logged. Runs as root on Amazon Linux and file /var/log/put-kill.log exists and has 600 permissions
percona-tools
Run command for pt-kill
/usr/bin/pt-kill --ignore-state User lock --rds --match-command Query --victims all --match-user phppoint --daemonize --busy-time 10 --kill --print --log /var/log/pt-kill.log h=HOST,u=master,p=PaSS,P=3306
Queries are killed but not logged. Runs as root on Amazon Linux and file /var/log/put-kill.log exists and has 600 permissions
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The command seems right.
You can try to debug using PTDEBUG
:
PTDEBUG=1 (your complete pt-kill command with daemonize and log ) 2>/var/log/pt-kill.err
Be careful to watch disk space; don't let it run in debug mode indefinitely.
I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
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The command seems right.
You can try to debug using PTDEBUG
:
PTDEBUG=1 (your complete pt-kill command with daemonize and log ) 2>/var/log/pt-kill.err
Be careful to watch disk space; don't let it run in debug mode indefinitely.
I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
– Chris Muench
Aug 7 '17 at 20:33
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The command seems right.
You can try to debug using PTDEBUG
:
PTDEBUG=1 (your complete pt-kill command with daemonize and log ) 2>/var/log/pt-kill.err
Be careful to watch disk space; don't let it run in debug mode indefinitely.
I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
– Chris Muench
Aug 7 '17 at 20:33
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The command seems right.
You can try to debug using PTDEBUG
:
PTDEBUG=1 (your complete pt-kill command with daemonize and log ) 2>/var/log/pt-kill.err
Be careful to watch disk space; don't let it run in debug mode indefinitely.
The command seems right.
You can try to debug using PTDEBUG
:
PTDEBUG=1 (your complete pt-kill command with daemonize and log ) 2>/var/log/pt-kill.err
Be careful to watch disk space; don't let it run in debug mode indefinitely.
answered Aug 5 '17 at 12:25
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I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
– Chris Muench
Aug 7 '17 at 20:33
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I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
– Chris Muench
Aug 7 '17 at 20:33
I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
– Chris Muench
Aug 7 '17 at 20:33
I am on amazon linux and had to use sudo for the command (even as root user) and I also updated rc.local
– Chris Muench
Aug 7 '17 at 20:33
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