Re: Mysql configuration file
I should note that what I showed you will give you the location of the configuration file that's currently being used by mysqld. As you can see, the name "my.cnf" is just a convention and is not actually required.
I should also mention that it's entirely possible for the MySQL server to run with *no* configuration file, so you might not have one and might need to create it if you want to use one. See
Using Option Files for a table showing where MySQL automatically looks for option files on Linux and other Unix-like platforms. Or use the
--defaults-file option or the
--defaults-extra-file option when starting the MySQL server.
Jon Stephens
MySQL Documentation Team @ Oracle
MySQL Dev Zone
MySQL Server Documentation
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