[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-09 Thread Jyri Virkki
Matt Ingenthron wrote: > > /usr/share/man/cat1/mysqld.1 (it was the default in my manpath on > OpenSolaris updated to snv_109). I didn't think to check which manpage > it was. > > According to pkg, it's from this: > basename file usr/sfw/share/man/man1/mysqld.1 > pkg:/SUNWsfman at 0.5.

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-09 Thread Matt Ingenthron
Jyri Virkki wrote: > Matt Ingenthron wrote: > > > I don't think everyone is talking about the same thing, which is > understandable since this is the OpenSolaris Web Stack list but the > original question wasn't about OpenSolaris at all... > Yep, which is why I asked originally. :) [I forg

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-09 Thread Jyri Virkki
Matt Ingenthron wrote: > I don't think everyone is talking about the same thing, which is understandable since this is the OpenSolaris Web Stack list but the original question wasn't about OpenSolaris at all... On OpenSolaris the MySQL package is integrated into the system so having it read confi

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-09 Thread Martin MC Brown
>> In Linux, the convention to read configuration files are from /etc/ >> . >> For example, PHP configuration files are read from /etc/php.ini. >> Similarly , for Apache, configuration files are at /etc/httpd.conf >> and MySQL configuration file at /etc/my.cnf >> >> In OpenSolaris, the defau

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-09 Thread Martin MC Brown
On 8 Apr 2009, at 22:32, Sriram Natarajan wrote: > In Linux, the convention to read configuration files are from /etc/ > . > For example, PHP configuration files are read from /etc/php.ini. > Similarly , for Apache, configuration files are at /etc/httpd.conf > and MySQL configuration file

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-08 Thread Matt Ingenthron
Sriram Natarajan wrote: > In Linux, the convention to read configuration files are from > /etc/. > For example, PHP configuration files are read from /etc/php.ini. > Similarly , for Apache, configuration files are at /etc/httpd.conf > and MySQL configuration file at /etc/my.cnf > > In OpenSola

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-08 Thread Sriram Natarajan
In Linux, the convention to read configuration files are from /etc/. For example, PHP configuration files are read from /etc/php.ini. Similarly , for Apache, configuration files are at /etc/httpd.conf and MySQL configuration file at /etc/my.cnf In OpenSolaris, the default configuration file

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-08 Thread Brian Overstreet
On Wednesday April 8 2009 12:37:50 Matt Ingenthron wrote: > Brian Overstreet wrote: > > Should the Webstack MySQL look at /etc/my.cnf location in addition to the > > default Webstack location? > > > > Currently, MySQL will look in /etc for configuration in addition to the > > default Webstack locat

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-08 Thread Matt Ingenthron
Brian Overstreet wrote: > Should the Webstack MySQL look at /etc/my.cnf location in addition to the > default Webstack location? > > Currently, MySQL will look in /etc for configuration in addition to the > default > Webstack location of /etc/opt/... > Since this is pretty well-known and w

[webstack-discuss] MySQL Configuration File Expected Behavior

2009-04-08 Thread Brian Overstreet
Should the Webstack MySQL look at /etc/my.cnf location in addition to the default Webstack location? Currently, MySQL will look in /etc for configuration in addition to the default Webstack location of /etc/opt/... Thanks, Brian