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After being able to watch events for a while, the events stop being triggered after ~10 mins.
I am assuming that the connection to the database was lost, but I'm not sure as there is no error thrown or anything..
I read on this thread #32 something similar but no solution there.
If I activate the debug option on the dsn settings, I see plenty of logs while the binlog is updated, but it just stops after a while without showing any error.
Is there a way of activating a more verbose version of mysql-events to see what is really happening?
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After being able to watch events for a while, the events stop being triggered after ~10 mins.
I am assuming that the connection to the database was lost, but I'm not sure as there is no error thrown or anything..
I read on this thread #32 something similar but no solution there.
If I activate the debug option on the dsn settings, I see plenty of logs while the binlog is updated, but it just stops after a while without showing any error.
Is there a way of activating a more verbose version of mysql-events to see what is really happening?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: