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Chris Geswein - Wed, 2012/04/11 - 23:24

I'm trying hard to restore a database with no success.  I saw several posts that were similar to this but none that addressed this issue specifically.  I've tried to throw more RAM at the problem but it doesn't seem to fix the issue.  Anybody seen this problem and have any suggestions?

 

ERROR 5 (HY000) at line 4546: Out of memory (Needed 3298256 bytes) 
Traceback (most recent call last): 
File "/usr/bin/tklbam-restore", line 313, in <module> 
main() 
File "/usr/bin/tklbam-restore", line 301, in main 
restore.database() 
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/restore.py", line 106, in database 
limits=self.limits.db, callback=mysql.cb_print()) 
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/mysql.py", line 402, in restore 
fs2mysql(mysql(), myfs, **kws) 
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/mysql.py", line 365, in fs2mysql 
MyFS_Reader(myfs, limits, skip_extended_insert, add_drop_database).tofile(fh, callback) 
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/mysql.py", line 359, in tofile 
database.tofile(fh, callback) 
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/mysql.py", line 252, in tofile 
table.tofile(fh) 
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/mysql.py", line 308, in tofile 
fh.write("(%s)" % row) 
IOError: [Errno 32] Broken pipe 

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Chris Geswein - Thu, 2012/04/12 - 00:17

The posting with the same title as the subject of this post is very similar to what I'm experiencing.  I'm going to try and manually extract the mysqldump to see if that will get me working again.

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Liraz Siri - Thu, 2014/07/10 - 00:43
I fixed this bug way back. Are you sure you are experiencing the same issue? Is the traceback exactly the same?
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Eli Shalnev - Mon, 2014/07/07 - 09:55

Is it some mysqld tweaking?

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Liraz Siri - Thu, 2014/07/10 - 00:46
I don't think this is the max_allowed_packet issue because I fixed that back in TKLBAM 1.2: 
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v1.2 Release Notes
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* Restore

  - added embedded squid download cache to make it easier to retry
    failed multi-GB restores without resorting to suicide

  - fixed root cause of the mysql max packet issue by limiting extended
    insert to 1MB chunks
Maybe we should start a new thread where you can describe the problem you are having in more detail? I don't think it's the same problem from 2012.

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