void session_enable_log(SESSION* ses, logfile_id_t id)
and
void session_disable_log(SESSION* ses, logfile_id_t id)
Which switch specific log type on/off if the log type in question is not generally enabled.
Each thread carries a thread-specific struct log_info_t which includes members for current session id and bitfield for enabled log types for the current session. That information is checked before actual log write functions are called.
Each file where session-specific logging is used, must include the following exports:
/** Defined in log_manager.cc */
extern int lm_enabled_logfiles_bitmask;
extern size_t log_ses_count[];
extern __thread log_info_t tls_log_info;
Added extra debugging to query_classifier to assist in issue resolution regarding to optimized MaxScale builds and pthread_mutex_lock in sql/sql_class.h
Each monitor loops 10 times/second (sleep 100ms) and perform monitoring checks only when monitor's interval is spent. Monitors notice faster if the shutdown flag is set and thus overall shutdown is faster.
hint.c:added missing header
Changed interval from unsigned long to size_t which is guaranteed to be of same size also in windows (if possible).
Fix for broken replication has been added to mysql_monitor.
Both Slave_IO and Slave_SQL threads must be running in order to assign
the SERVER_SLAVE status but If only Slave_IO is running let’s assign
the master_id to current server and continue building the replication
tree; if no slaves at all the master will be still available.
The “detect_stale_master” option has been added, its default is 0.
If set to 1 the monitor will keep the last detected master even if the
replication setup is completely not working, i.e. both Slave_IO and
Slave_SQL threads are not running: this applies only to the server that
was master before.
After monitor or MaxScale are restarted and the replication is still
stopped or not configured there will be no master because it’s not
possible to compute the replication topology tree.
Added depth level 0 for each cluster node, this way the algorithm for
root master selection will the same as in mysql replication:
the root master is server at lowest replication depth with MASTER bit
set
Here for Galera we assume all the servers are at the same level, that’s
0
monitors used mysql_ping without MYSQL_OPT_READ_TIMEOUT which caused read to block. Fixed in mysql and galera monitor.
Added log writing per each status change of each server and repeatedly if server is not running.
Removed SERVER_IS_JOINED checks from rwsplit router.
Maintenance mode prevents a server from having new connections made
to it and stops MaxScale from monitoring a server. It is designed
to allow a server to be taken out of an active cluster for maintenance.
It prevents new connections and allowsg existing connections to
drain away prior to performaing maintenance on the server.
be extracted from the modules.
This gives a way to verify the API that the module provides as well
as the version of that API. The hope is that this will make it possible
for MaxScale to detect out of date plugins and either adapt to use them
or reject loading them.
Also added the ability to set a release state on a per module basis.
This allows for production ready and non-production ready plugins to
be identified.
