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Question How to set custom MySQL settings they will not be overwritten on the next plesk update?

jmar83

Regular Pleskian
I need to build up a MySQL master-master cluster (so sync in both directions), but i think plesk will overwrite my custom settings on the next update or version?

(I've built up a test system with 2 raspberries with that manuel Configure Master-Master MySQL Database Replication , that seems to work and now i will text it on your development servers)

Is there a text field in the plesk web GUI where i can add MySQL custom settings (similar to used-defined apache conf entries)

Thank you for your feedbacks. :)


Best regards from Switzerland,
Jan
 
Plesk should not interfere with custom configuration files placed in /etc/my.cnf.d/ or /etc/mysql/conf.d/ directory (location depends on your OS).
 
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