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> Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 5:42 PM
> To: Chris Hutchison; MySQL list
> Subject: Re: my.cnf and passwords
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> Hi Chris,
>
> I believe you are looking in the wrong place. The my.cnf is used to set
> startup options for the mysql server or the mysql clients - refering t
Hi Chris,
I believe you are looking in the wrong place. The my.cnf is used to set
startup options for the mysql server or the mysql clients - refering to the
client tools that come with the RDBMS.
You want to look into /etc/php.ini
or the config.inc.php file from phpmyadmin.
Best regards
Ni
Hello all,
I'm pretty new to MySQL, but have managed to create a database that is
accessed via PHP which then creates tables from the MySQL data.
Currently, I am using the root user/password combo to grab the info (which
means the password is plaintext in the PHP). I wanted to use the my.cnf to
