Closed physios closed 4 years ago
Why is it driving you insane? Have you considered updating to stop yourself from going insane?
Yes and it caused my server to crash on boot. Can you atleast make it an option or just make it say that ONCE. No need to spam it every 5 minutes just saying...
i could do that for you if you want P.S: not to mention that it fills the console with that 12 times per hour, and 288 times per day!! RIP logs cuz that's 864 lines of the same message per day.
Either way mysqloo is great but I am going to replace the dll with my patched version saying it once aka remove that timer
I have already merged a pull request that disables the version checker, I will release it soon. However, that version will be for the version of MySQLOO that presumably crashes you, so even that will presumably not help you out unfortunatley.
However, if you are using 64 bit, then I will release a new version with mysql 8 support soon, that should not crash you anymore, so I suggest until then you use your patched version.
Either way, for any reasonably large server, the normal log messages should outnumber the ones produced by MySQLOO by a massive margin, but maybe you just don't log stuff to the console at all?
I have already merged a pull request that disables the version checker, I will release it soon. However, that version will be for the version of MySQLOO that presumably crashes you, so even that will presumably not help you out unfortunatley.
However, if you are using 64 bit, then I will release a new version with mysql 8 support soon, that should not crash you anymore, so I suggest until then you use your patched version.
Either way, for any reasonably large server, the normal log messages should outnumber the ones produced by MySQLOO by a massive margin, but maybe you just don't log stuff to the console at all?
It's a dev server, I do use a dedicated server 64bit, and I am fine with that thank you
Your server is using an outdated mysqloo9 version Download the latest version from here: https://github.com/syl0r/MySQLOO/releases
I had to patch my own dll