Clud7
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HI @Clud7 I wanted to mention here as it was brought to my attention today that MariaDB is adding this directive automatically: $ grep include /etc/my.cnf # include all files from the config dire...
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Hi @Clud7 I believe the issue was due to the specified inclusion of the directory in the old my.cnf From my previous post: While that directory exists it's not specifically included in the my.c...
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Hi @Clud7 Thank you for that, what were the permissions and ownership of it? The default provided by cPanel looks like: [root@server php-fpm]# cat /etc/my.cnf [mysqld] innodb_file_per_table=1 defa...
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Hi @Clud7 I'm happy to hear you found the solution to this issue though I wonder if there was some further customization done to your /etc/my.cnf file as I haven't needed to do this on a mysql -> ...
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The problem is the /etc/my.cnf file! After the Upgrade from Mysql to MariaDB you should change the 52883 Steps: " I renamed the my.cnf to my.cnf.old " I restarted the Mysql " New my.cnf file re-...
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Hi, Login to the user and perform below steps: cat /etc/my.cnf mysql -u -p --> and then hit enter. Enter the password when prompted. 52875 With --no-defaults the command works 52879 Thanks
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Hi, I am not sure what you are doing but when you login into the user, you have to give the -u and -p paramter and enter the appropriate username and password to connect to the database.. Also, fr...