any mysql people still up????

[SDS]

I've tried a few locations, but restarting mysql didn't grab the new settings. Where does this go on FreeBSD?

[Guest Guest]

I've tried a few locations, but restarting mysql didn't grab the new settings.  Where does this go on FreeBSD?

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I might not be of help, but generally it goes in /etc/my.cnf/

 

I'm sure you've already gone to the documentation but here's the link on the config and option files:

 

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Option_files.html

[SDS]

I might not be of help, but generally it goes in /etc/my.cnf/

 

I'm sure you've already gone to the documentation but here's the link on the config and option files:

 

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Option_files.html

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I tried there. also in /home/mydir

 

Grrrrrr.... this stuff pisses me off!

[Guest Guest]

I found this on the internet:

 

4.4.6 Reconfigue MySQL at runtime

 

Basic MySQL tuning can be done through the my.cnf configuration file. There are several sample my.cnf located at mysql-4.0.18/support-files folder. Pick up that suits your hardware configuration and copy the file onto either the /etc or (usr/local/)mysql/var/ folder.

 

So have you tried /usr/local/mysql/var/ folder?

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