Install MySQL Without Using The Install Script Included in Retain

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Modifying the installation

This would be the best time to put in your own settings for MySQL and the my.cnf file in /etc/

  • For 5.5 Copy it from /usr/share/doc/packages/MySQL-server/
  • For 5.6 Copy from /usr/

The installer bundled with Retain uses the my-large.cnf file and modifies the path locations. Use whatever file you feel best fits the server environment.

If you want to do a data directory other than the default /var/lib/mysql/ Add the line:

datadir=/path/to/where/you/want/the/MySQL/data

Couple of notes about adding this path:

  • Do not put a trailing / on it, you don't need it. I.E. what not to do: datadir=/path/destination/
  • The installer places this under the line "[mysqld]" for continuity sake please keep it there if you're modifying this line.

Here's an example File:My.cnf.doc This example file is a 5.5 .cnf file and is adapted for use on a 4-6 GB of RAM server also running Retain. probably safer with 5-6 GB of RAM.

Before MySQL has been started now would also be the time to add the line (if it's not already there)

  • innodb_file_per_table

There are various other tweaks that can be applied that would probably be easiest done at this time also.

  • Memory tuning
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