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applemysqlcheckcnf(8)                                                                  applemysqlcheckcnf(8)



NAME
       applemysqlcheckcnf - MySQL configuration upgrade tool

DESCRIPTION
       applemysqlcheckcnf  is  a  script  that  runs automatically when the MySQL service is started via the
       MySQL  Manager  application  or  the  mysqld_safe  script.   applemysqlcheckcnf  installs  a  default
       /etc/my.cnf configuration file which optimizes MySQL performance based on available system memory.

       If  applemysqlcheckcnf  finds  an  existing  my.cnf configuration, the new configuration is copied to
       /etc/my.cnf.default and the administrator must rename the script to enable the new configuration set-tings. settings.
       tings.

       applemysqlcheckcnf is not intended to be invoked from the command line.

FILES
       /usr/libexec/applemysqlcheckcnf

SEE ALSO
       mysqld_safe(1), MySQL Manager application



Mac OS X Server                                 21 April 2006                          applemysqlcheckcnf(8)

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