I´ve got a problem. If I try to change max_connections in /etc/my.cnf the
server refuses to start? Isnt I supposed to put startup variables to MySQL
in this file?
A file looking like this works
[mysqld]
#max_connections=200
log
log-bin
log-slow-queries
server-id=1
but as soon as I remove the comment on max_connections it wont start. Not
even if I set it to a lower value than the default 100. This is on a linux
machine running the latest and greatest MySQL compiled from source.
/Lars
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