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Issue Why is Plesk messing with the server's valid MySQL configuration?

Enverex

Basic Pleskian
As of a week or two ago, we have noticed that Plesk is now adding lines to the MySQL configuration on setup which breaks MySQL.

The line specifically is "bind-address = ::" which is added to /etc/my.cnf. If the "[mysqld]" section doesn't exist in this file already then Plesk creates it underneath the includes section, meaning your own configuration option(s) in /etc/my.cnf.d/server.cnf will be overridden.

There's two issues with this:

1) Why is it even adding this line in the first place?
2) This server does not have IPv6 (it's disabled). Adding this line breaks MySQL completely so it won't even start.
3) Why is is the installer assuming protocol support without even checking?

Can you please not do this.
 
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