Re: Where's the my.cnf??
> MySQL on Mac OS defaults to no my.cnf,
> sample config files are said to be in /usr/local/mysql/support-files/.
sorry, to make sure I understand: are you saying that there's no /etc/my.cnf and that one of these files
% ls /usr/local/mysql/support-files/
binary-configure my-default.cnf mysql.server
magic mysql-log-rotate mysqld_multi.server
is the one it actually uses (my-default.cnf), or are those just *sample* files and the real one it uses on startup is elsewhere? Btw, I'm trying to set the main database to live on a specific drive on my machine, so presumably I need to find the real config file and set the database path before the first time I run the server and it creates everything?
thank you!
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Re: Where's the my.cnf??
June 22, 2019 10:11AM
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