Bug #16496
closedInstall Tool crashes MySQL server
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Description
When I try to install the database for 'dummy' in the 123-tool, it crashes the MySQL server which subsequently needs a kill -9 and a restart to get going again.
When I tried to move a Typo3 site from one host to another using mysqldump on the source host (MySQL 4.1) and mysql < t3_dump.sql on the target host (5.0), this also happened.
Install Typo3 as per the recommended installation instructions on OpenBSD 3.9 (i386). Click on the install tool in 123-mode until you reach step 4 and read something along "There are no database tables, database empty, go back to step 3 and try again". At this point, the server has crashed already.
Other apps on that host which use MySQL and PHP work just fine.
When I go to the database directory, I can see the database which I wanted to use for this Typo3 site, and it also contains some tables. These tables seem to be created before the server crashes:
be_groups
be_sessions
be_users
cache_hash
cache_imagesizes
cache_md5params
cache_pages
cache_pagesection
cache_typo3temp_log
fe_groups
fe_session_data
fe_sessions
fe_users
pages
pages_language_overlay
static_template
static_tsconfig_help
sys_be_shortcuts
sys_domain
sys_filemounts
sys_history
sys_language
sys_lockedrecords
sys_log
sys_note
sys_preview
sys_refindex
sys_template
sys_workspace
tt_content
tx_impexp_presets
tx_rtehtmlarea_acronym
(issue imported from #M4102)
Updated by old_tonimueller about 18 years ago
This is Typo3 4.0.1, not 4.0 (what's it with "Product Version" and "TYPO3 Version"?)
Updated by Marcus Krause about 16 years ago
Issue not security related
-> setting "View status" to public
Updated by Sascha Egerer about 16 years ago
MySQL Version?
But.... the mysql Server should not crash if you try to load a mysql dump...