MySQL config file location - redhat linux server

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What is the default location for the MySQL configuration file on a redhat linux box

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In the docker containers centos based images  it is located at   etc mysql my cnf

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On RH systems  MySQL configuration file is located under  etc my cnf by default

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Just found it  it is  etc my cnf

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Just found it  it is  etc my cnf

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it is located at  etc mysql my cnf

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Default options are read from the following files in the given order    etc mysql my cnf   etc my cnf     my cnf

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In the docker containers centos based images  it is located at   etc mysql my cnf

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All of them seemed good candidates    etc my cnf  etc mysql my cnf  var lib mysql my cnf       in many cases you could simply check system process list using ps   server     ps ax   grep   m ysqld    Output  10801          Ssl    0 27  usr sbin mysqld --defaults-file  etc mysql my cnf --basedir  usr --datadir  var lib mysql --pid-file  var run mysqld mysqld pid --socket  var run mysqld mysqld sock   Or  which mysqld  usr sbin mysqld   Then   usr sbin mysqld --verbose --help   grep -A 1  Default options    etc mysql my cnf    my cnf  usr etc my cnf

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From the header of   etc mysql my cnf    MariaDB programs look for option files in a set of locations which depend on the deployment platform        For information about these locations  do   my print defaults --help  and see what is printed under  Default options are read from the following files in the given order   More information at  http   dev mysql com doc mysql en option-files html

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it is located at  etc mysql my cnf

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The information you want can be found by running  mysql --help   or  mysqld --help --verbose   I tried this        mysql --help   grep Default -A 1   And the output                          Defaults to on  use --skip-auto-rehash to disable     -A  --no-auto-rehash  --                        Defaults to on  use --skip-line-numbers to disable     -L  --skip-line-numbers  --                        Defaults to on  use --skip-column-names to disable     -N  --skip-column-names  --                        Defaults to on  use --skip-reconnect to disable     -s  --silent        Be more silent  Print results with a tab as separator  --   --default-auth name Default authentication client-side plugin to use    --binary-mode       By default  ASCII   0  is disallowed and   r n  is -- Default options are read from the following files in the given order   etc my cnf  etc mysql my cnf  usr etc my cnf    my cnf

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On RH systems  MySQL configuration file is located under  etc my cnf by default

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The information you want can be found by running  mysql --help   or  mysqld --help --verbose   I tried this        mysql --help   grep Default -A 1   And the output                          Defaults to on  use --skip-auto-rehash to disable     -A  --no-auto-rehash  --                        Defaults to on  use --skip-line-numbers to disable     -L  --skip-line-numbers  --                        Defaults to on  use --skip-column-names to disable     -N  --skip-column-names  --                        Defaults to on  use --skip-reconnect to disable     -s  --silent        Be more silent  Print results with a tab as separator  --   --default-auth name Default authentication client-side plugin to use    --binary-mode       By default  ASCII   0  is disallowed and   r n  is -- Default options are read from the following files in the given order   etc my cnf  etc mysql my cnf  usr etc my cnf    my cnf

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Default options are read from the following files in the given order    etc mysql my cnf   etc my cnf     my cnf

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Just found it  it is  etc my cnf

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All of them seemed good candidates    etc my cnf  etc mysql my cnf  var lib mysql my cnf       in many cases you could simply check system process list using ps   server     ps ax   grep   m ysqld    Output  10801          Ssl    0 27  usr sbin mysqld --defaults-file  etc mysql my cnf --basedir  usr --datadir  var lib mysql --pid-file  var run mysqld mysqld pid --socket  var run mysqld mysqld sock   Or  which mysqld  usr sbin mysqld   Then   usr sbin mysqld --verbose --help   grep -A 1  Default options    etc mysql my cnf    my cnf  usr etc my cnf

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Just found it  it is  etc my cnf

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From the header of   etc mysql my cnf    MariaDB programs look for option files in a set of locations which depend on the deployment platform        For information about these locations  do   my print defaults --help  and see what is printed under  Default options are read from the following files in the given order   More information at  http   dev mysql com doc mysql en option-files html

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