On 7/26/07, Aleksey Kishkin <aleksey.kishkin@gmail.com> wrote:
> Actually usually it means mysql server died. it's certainly not twisted
> question, but first of all you need to check mysql logs.
No, it just means Mysql dropped your connection. By default, MySQL is
configured to drop conncetions after a period of inactivity (600
seconds I think). Your client either needs to detect this condition
and reconnect, or you can increase the timeout.
Arnar
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