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SOLVED - TKLBAM-Restore Issue
See Solution in bottom Reply: Lots of try's on a slow process.
I have been working through a TKLBAM-restore and having gotten a few limits to work I got further down the MYSQL list in Magento and got a different Pipe Broken situation.
TABLE: magento/sales_flat_quote
ERROR 2013 (HY000) at line 20889: Lost Connection to MYSQL Server during Query
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/bin/tklbam-restore", line 313, in <module>
main()
File "/usr/bin/tklam-restore", line 301,in main
restore.database()
File"/usr/lib/tklbam/restore.pq", line 106, in database
limits=self.limits.db,callback=mysql.cb)print())
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/myslq.py", line 402, in restore
&nb sp; fs2mysql(mysql(), myfs, **kws)
File "/usr/lib/tklbam/mysql.py",line365, in fs2mysql
MyFS_Reader(myfs, limits, skip_extended_insert, add_drop_database).tofile(fh,callback)
... 3 more lines
IOError: {Errno32} Broken Pipe
Any ideas on how to proceed with this?
thank you,
L. Arnold
I just tried this to a 11.2 Appliance rather than ISO build.
Previously I was using an ISO install and I noted that I was getting "Casper Errors" during install. I don't know what those refer to.
I did "again" increase my max_allowed _packet to 300mb (temporarily) and I did exclude one MYSQL file catalogsearch_query that had caused earlier max_allowed_packet issues.
It seems that My TKLBAM-RESTORE command restored my Databases but Not My Files this time.
I am reading somehow that SUBVERSION is being interpreted in 11.2 and it might not be Loading those entities (which is basically all the files I do need loaded)... So, Trying again with a "straight, non limited TKLBAM-RESTORE command right over the same build...
Lets see what happens. This does take forever.(Also trying this to a TKLAPP instance which is also taking forever.Just did a non --limits Restore and got the Same Error as in the first post, but this time to a different MYSQL file (so I have seen this now on at least 3 MySQL Files).
I would really like to stop burning this Bandwidth.
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Next strategy is to do a Restore of Just Databases and another of Just Files. We will see how that goes.