ok i did some mySQl manual reading - it seesm that problem is with the spawn2 table.
The table is InnoDB type - and from I understand this thing CANNOT BE just backed up, cuase the IDs of the primary key writen into file are not REAL IDs.
And if you EVER do any changes - like delete an entry and then back up the DB And if DB is later restored from backup - the whole thing (since it uses internal index table which is not shown to the user) and discover than enetry that supose to follow does nto exist - the whole thing crashes...
This mayby not very accurate (I am not mySQl expert), but i belive the problem is how to PROPERLY backup spawn2 table which was in any way altered so it will actualy WORK after restore..
Any mySQl experts can help with this????
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