A new version of MySQLTuner was released tonight to correct some bugs found within revision 26. As usual, you can get a new copy from the MySQLTuner site.
Here are the new features:
» Storage engine counts are shown
In addition to the actual size of the tables stored under each storage engine, there is a table count as well. The table count reflects the number of tables that exist on the server which use the specified storage engine.
» Minor changes
- Reduced overall code size
- Optimized subroutines to use fewer system calls and math computations
- Added storage engine disabling recommendations to the bottom of the output
» Bugs fixed
- Fixed an issue that caused incorrect statistics for storage engines with MySQL 3.23
- Corrected a logic bug that displayed odd storage engine statistics calculations
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