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Originally Posted by LuiisRubio You could try using mysql_query or threaded queries with y_inline. Method #1 - mysql_query Code: [...] Method #2 - threaded queries with y_inline. Code: [...]

Method #2 (threaded queries with y_inline) will NOT work in that case. mysql_tquery and mysql_tquery_inline are exactly the same things - the only difference is, that the result callback is within another function instead of the global namespace.

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Originally Posted by Vince Sorry, but it actually seems like that made it even worse. It still crashes at __kernel_vsyscal. Can it be related to the connection being idle for a while?

No, I don't think so.
I've compiled another version for you. This time there's no possible fix included; this version is purely for debugging purposes. I've compiled the MySQL C library (libmysqlclient.a) and the plugin itself with debug information, so your next crash report should have more useful stuff in it.
mysql-r39-2d-debian7.zip

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Originally Posted by Ralfie Hi, i need a bit of help. I'm using the callback OnQueryError and checking if its CR_SERVER_GONE_ERROR, to lock the server and avoid trouble. But the problem is that we lost connection with the database, but the server was kept on. Errors: http://pastebin.com/fvBNWfQc Script: Code: [...]

Try upgrading to R39-3.