# ---------------------------------------------------- # --- # - Parameter Settings for Script 'optimize_mysql_tables.sh' # --- # ---------------------------------------------------- # - MySQL / MariaDB / Percona credentials # - mysql_credential_args # - # - Giving password on command line is insecure an sind mysql 5.5 # - you will get a warning doing so. # - # - Reading username/password fro file ist also possible, using MySQL/MariaDB # - commandline parameter '--defaults-file'. # - # - Since Version 5.6, that method is considered as insecure. # - To avoid giving the password on command line, we use an # - encrypted option file # - # - Create (encrypted) option file: # - $ mysql_config_editor set --login-path=local --socket=/tmp/mysql.sock --user=root --password # - $ Password: # - # - Use of option file: # - $ mysql --login-path=local ... # - # - Example # - mysql_credential_args="--login-path=local" # - mysql_credential_args="--defaults-file=/etc/mysql/debian.cnf" (Debian default) # - mysql_credential_args="--defaults-file=/usr/local/mysql/sys-maint.cnf" # - # - # MariaDB 10.4.x # - mysql_credential_args="-u root -S /tmp/mysql.sock" # - # - Defaults to mysql_credential_args="--login-path=local" # - #mysql_credential_args="--login-path=local" # - mysql_credential_args_arr # - # - If multiple MySQL / MariaDB / Percona Installations are present, for each installation, # - you can give its own credentials. # - # - Create (encrypted) option 2 files (Example): # - $ mysql_config_editor set --login-path=local --socket=/tmp/mysql.sock --user=root --password # - $ Password: # - # - $ mysql_config_editor set --login-path=local-5.6 --socket=/tmp/mysql-5.6.sock --user=root --password # - $ Password: # - # - Note: # - If this parameter ist present, the parameter 'mysql_credential_args' will be ignored. # - # - Example # - mysql_credential_args_arr="10.2.13:--defaults-file=/etc/mysql/debian.cnf 5.2.7:--login-path=local" # - mysql_credential_args_arr="5.6:--login-path=local-5.6 5.7:--login-path=local" # - # - # - Note: # - the forst value (before the colon ':') is only user for logging output and has no # - further relevance . # - #mysql_credential_args_arr="" # - log_file # - # - Defaults to "/var/log/optimize_mysql_tables.log" # - #log_file="/var/log/optimize_mysql_tables.log"