My organization's mysql server always needed to execute mysqladmin -flush-hosts command (1 week interval). I don't want to do that everytime our web server could't contact its database server. So what am I to do? Well, I tried using cron but the mysql server need to be authenticate to run mysqladmin command. At last, I found one solution. EXPECT! How?
Make sure you install expect in your mysql server (Centos Linux). Just issue command
yum install expect
Then, make a script file like this:
#!/usr/bin/expect
set timeout 20
spawn /usr/bin/mysqladmin -p flush-hosts
expect "Enter password: "
send "yourmysqlrootpasswd\r\n"
save this script and add this script to run in cronjob.
That's it. Done. You might want to chmod this script to 700 first.
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
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