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- KochanyMis - 12-29-2015 - kravens - 12-29-2015 open terminal. write: updatedb go to root>etc>my.cnf write> max_allowed_packet = 300m save it, then write on terminal "service mysqld restart" and done ![]() - KochanyMis - 12-29-2015 open terminal. write: updatedb go to root>etc>my.cnf write> max_allowed_packet = 300m save it, then write on terminal "service mysqld restart" and done ![]() does it matter where I write max_allowed_packet=300m? - kravens - 12-29-2015 does it matter where I write max_allowed_packet=300m? Where you want. - fantasymerlin - 12-29-2015 I ever take this... mysql -u root -p then... set global max_allowed_packet=100000000 and saving... flush privileges; quit Please Note after Reebot you set it new if you upload a database I don´t write it in a file. So works fine at my machine and the database loads without errors - KochanyMis - 12-29-2015 Thanks a lot ![]() |