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I've seen this discussed in several places on the web, never with a clear answer.

What does mysqld_safe do? What would cause it to go to 100% CPU and stay there? How can I make sure it doesn't happen again?

Is there a way to at least make it run at a lower priority, so it doesn't prevent me from logging in to my server?

Currently I'm having this problem on Ubuntu 8.04, MySQL version is 5.0.51a-3ubuntu5.1.

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mysqld_safe is a shell script responsible for starting MySQL itself, so if you find it eating 100% of your CPU, I recommend you report a bug to http://bugs.mysql.com/

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