Re: Problem with my.cnf file
Just chmod /etc/my.cnf to 644 and restart MySQL, then you should be good to go. It appears to just not like the fact that you made it fully accessible by everyone, and likely ignores it as a security precaution since at that point anyone on the system could change whatever they wanted to in the config.
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