How do you refresh the MySQL configuration file without restarting

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Apache has such a feature  what about MySQL   Does one exist

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You were so close  The kill -HUP method wasn t working for me either   You were calling   select   global max connections    All you needed was to set instead of select   set   global max connections   400    See   http   www netadmintools com art573 html  http   www electrictoolbox com update-max-connections-mysql

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Reloading the configuration file  my cnf  cannot be done without restarting the mysqld server   FLUSH LOGS only rotates a few log files   SET           sets it for anyone not yet logged in  but it will go away after the next restart   But that gives a clue     Do the SET  and change my cnf  that way you are covered   Caveat   Not all settings can be performed via SET   New with MySQL 8 0     SET PERSIST     will set the global setting and save it past restarts   Nearly all settings can be adjusted this way

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Try   sudo  etc init d mysql reload   or   sudo  etc init d mysql force-reload   That should initiate a reload of the configuration   Make sureyour init d script supports it though  I don t know what version of MySQL OS you are using   My MySQL script contains the following    reload   force-reload           log daemon msg  Reloading MySQL database server   mysqld           MYADMIN reload         log end msg 0

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Specific actions you can do from SQL client and you don t need to restart anything   SET GLOBAL log    ON   FLUSH LOGS

[mysql] How do you refresh the MySQL configuration file without restarting?

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