At 16:35 -0700 6/19/02, Clay Loveless wrote:
I'm not sure where the best place to ask this question is -- since I believe
the MySQL team writes much of the code for PHP's MySQL functionality, I'm
hoping this is a good place.
Is there a way to get the MySQL client that's embedded into PHP to read
[client] values from my.cnf?
"php.ini" only allows for:
mysql.allow_persistent
mysql.max_persistent
mysql.max_links
mysql.default_host
mysql.default_user
mysql.default_password
mysql.default_port
mysql.default_socket
I've tried putting a "my.cnf" file in /etc/my.cnf, as well as a ".my.cnf" in
the home directory of the Apache/PHP process, and both appear to be ignored
by the embedded MySQL client in PHP.
Is there any other way to get some [client] values picked up & recognized?
I think there was talk at some point of allowing options to mysql_connect()
analogous to the mysql_read_default_{file,group} options supported
by DBI->connect(), but I don't know where that stands.
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