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We have Master-Master Replication and it is configured correctly as it transmit data for certain period of time and after that it does not send further events till we stop/start slave on both nodes.

When I run Show Slave Status\G, it displays

  • Seconds_Behind_Master as 0
  • Slave_SQL_Running as Yes
  • Slave_IO_Running as Yes
  • server_id is also different for both nodes.

My Server Info

  • MySQL Version is 5.6.23
  • Windows Server 2012

Any help would be great.

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  • Please add a full output of things like your my.ini, server versions, and SHOW MASTER STATUS and SHOW SLAVE STATUS of both servers before and after a write command/you observe the issue. Check also the error log for issues.
    – jynus
    Feb 19, 2015 at 13:55
  • no errors in log error log as well..it does not update the position while reading for binlog when it stops reading events till issue of stop/start slave. Version and os already given in question..
    – Nawaz Sohail
    Feb 19, 2015 at 14:36

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This could be one of two things

  • Slave I/O Thread is encountering Network Issues
  • Slave I/O is Playing Possum (pretending to be dead)

Derek Downey and I have written posts about the flaky behavior of the Slave's I/O Thread

According to the Bug Reports on this phenomenon, it was supposedly fixed.

See (Bug #30703 and Bug #51089)

If this bug is happening to you, someone missed a patch making MySQL 5.6.23.

I have three suggestions

As for the Network

  • Check Network For Dropped Packets
  • Check the NIC Card
  • Use separate NIC card for Replication Traffic

Other that what I have just said, sorry I don't have a silver bullet for this one :-(

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  • seems like change master to MASTER_HEARTBEAT_PERIOD did the trick. Doesn't know why would have to use this explicitly in 5.6.23 because i have done this without using this feature in previous versions. Anyways thanks alot for your great help.
    – Nawaz Sohail
    Feb 20, 2015 at 2:09

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