Summary
The default MariaDB option file is called my.cnf on Unix-like operating systems and my.ini on Windows.
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Additionally, custom option files can be created using the mysql_optionsv function and providing the MYSQL_READ_DEFAULT_FILE option name and an argument.
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The file can be found in the MariaDB installation directory.
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It is important to customize MariaDB's configuration to be ready in case something goes wrong, such as changing the port settings, bind-address settings, and the database files.
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MariaDB users are having trouble finding the my.cnf file after installing the MariaDB 5.5.31 binary source. Ian Gilfillan provided an article on the file, which explains how to configure MariaDB with mycnf. The views, information, and opinions expressed by the article do not necessarily represent those of MariaDB or any other party.
my.cnf - MariaDB Knowledge Base
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Summary
MariaDB is a collection of tools that includes the server (mysql) and client (mysql), and some other tools. It is important to customize MariaDB's configuration to be ready in case something goes wrong, such as changing the port settings, bind-address settings, and the database files. Additionally, it is important to account for the client's hostname when setting up database users and to configure firewalls if running iptables.
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Summary
MariaDB Connector/C can read configuration options from client option groups in option files. The default option file for Linux, Unix, Mac, and Windows is my.cnf, while the default option file for Windows is my.ini or my.cnf. Custom option files can be created using the mysql_optionsv function and providing the MYSQL_READ_DEFAULT_FILE option name and an argument.
Configuring MariaDB Connector/C with Option Files - MariaDB Knowledge Base
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