Am 23. Jul, 2010 schwätzte Alex Dean so:

moin moin,

>> Also, how should I sync grants from master to slave when they're out of
>> sync?
>
> Dump the 'mysql' database on the master, and load it on the slave.
>
> If the slave has a different set of user accounts, I think you'll have to 
> manually create what you want on the slave.  In that case, configure the 
> master to not replicate the 'mysql' database so your changes on the master 
> won't affect the slave.

Yeah, slave has other stuff on it. As of yesterday, that include my test
DB for fixing all of this :).

Guess I'll write/find an audit script and run it once in a while.

>> In our case, the slave is also getting local changes. I'm pushing to stop
>> that, but haven't yet gotten it worked out. The local changes to the slave
>> didn't drop the missing grants, but since we've had emergency repairs
>> after local changes caused problems, it might be that the repairs did
>> cause the differences.
>
> Hm.  Are users on the slave modifying tables which get replicated from the 
> master?  That's grandma's recipe for data stew.  You can't do that if you

Yeah and yeah. I'm going to change that.

> have any interest in data integrity.  If the slave has some tables which only 
> exist on the slave, that's probably not a huge issue.  If you want to 
> describe the situation in a little more detail we can help comment further on 
> how bad/not-bad it all is. :)

Engineering is doing some reporting off the slave. To do so, they've been
mucking with slave data. There was also some temporary restoral of old
data.

I will be moving all of that do a reporting DB and be moving them to
read-only access to the replicated DB. Had to get back from vacation
before I pushed for the change :).

ciao,

der.hans
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