The observed output was.
- An error message was written to the MySQL error log. See below.
- Application throughput dropped, but did not stop.
- Binary logs stopped occuring.
- MySQL proactively stopped logging but continued to process transactions.
The end result was:
- The error log was ultimately truncated after reboot, so if the
information was not captured while this was in action, this important
messages would be lost.
- The primary slave used for read scalability and the secondary slave used for backups are now unusable.
- The backup and recovery process using slaves and point in time recovery via binary logs is not unusable.
- The three backup methods in use for the client are ineffective. It
was necessary to disable access to the Master, take a full backup, and
then sync the slaves from this copy.
090710 19:01:25 [ERROR] /opt/mysql/bin/mysqld: Disk is full writing '/mysqllog/binlog/hostname-3306-bin.000020'
(Errcode: 28). Waiting for someone to free space... Retry in 60 secs
090710 19:01:46 [ERROR] Error writing file '/mysqllog/slow_log/hostname_3306_slow_queries.log' (errno: 1)
090710 19:02:25 [ERROR] Error writing file '/mysqllog/binlog/hostname-3306-bin' (errno: 28)
090710 19:02:25 [ERROR] Could not use /mysqllog/binlog/hostname-3306-bin for logging (error 28).
Turning logging off for the whole duration of the MySQL server process.
To turn it on again: fix the cause, shutdown the MySQL server and restart it.
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