Lost connection to mysql?












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We're receiving the following error on every 1 hour.



Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 115 "Operation now in progress"



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  • Did you do any research yourself? I see a ton of answers for this on Google search results.
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We're receiving the following error on every 1 hour.



Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 115 "Operation now in progress"



Any clue ?










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We're receiving the following error on every 1 hour.



Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 115 "Operation now in progress"



Any clue ?










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We're receiving the following error on every 1 hour.



Lost connection to MySQL server at 'reading initial communication packet', system error: 115 "Operation now in progress"



Any clue ?







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  • Did you do any research yourself? I see a ton of answers for this on Google search results.
    – Colin 't Hart
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  • Did you do any research yourself? I see a ton of answers for this on Google search results.
    – Colin 't Hart
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Did you do any research yourself? I see a ton of answers for this on Google search results.
– Colin 't Hart
May 8 '14 at 9:23




Did you do any research yourself? I see a ton of answers for this on Google search results.
– Colin 't Hart
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Make sure that you have set high value for max_allowed_packet and interactive_timeout variable.
Prefarably set 16/32MB for max_allowed_packet and 28800 seconds (8 hours) for interactive_timeout






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  • increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
    – shahzaib
    May 8 '14 at 11:06





















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You can try to remove the line "skip-external-locking" in /etc/mysql/my.conf






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    Make sure that you have set high value for max_allowed_packet and interactive_timeout variable.
    Prefarably set 16/32MB for max_allowed_packet and 28800 seconds (8 hours) for interactive_timeout






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    • increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
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      May 8 '14 at 11:06


















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    Make sure that you have set high value for max_allowed_packet and interactive_timeout variable.
    Prefarably set 16/32MB for max_allowed_packet and 28800 seconds (8 hours) for interactive_timeout






    share|improve this answer





















    • increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
      – shahzaib
      May 8 '14 at 11:06
















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    Make sure that you have set high value for max_allowed_packet and interactive_timeout variable.
    Prefarably set 16/32MB for max_allowed_packet and 28800 seconds (8 hours) for interactive_timeout






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    Make sure that you have set high value for max_allowed_packet and interactive_timeout variable.
    Prefarably set 16/32MB for max_allowed_packet and 28800 seconds (8 hours) for interactive_timeout







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    • increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
      – shahzaib
      May 8 '14 at 11:06




















    • increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
      – shahzaib
      May 8 '14 at 11:06


















    increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
    – shahzaib
    May 8 '14 at 11:06






    increased net_read_timeout value to 60 on mysql and also increased the timeout and maxconn values of haproxy on web-servers to access mysql master-slave server. I can't see a single abort_connections in mysql after increasing those values. max_allowed_packets are already set to 64M. Will update you if the issue occurs again.
    – shahzaib
    May 8 '14 at 11:06















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