Show Hey All. I recently had a requirement to install a Jamf Software Server to an on-premise Windows Server. Typically, this is not something we’d do at dataJAR, preferring to host customers on our own .mobi platform. As part of the installation process, I had to make some tweaks to the MySQL configuration file, located at I made a copy of the file, made my edits as per the Jamf documentation, saved and restarted MySQL. The service failed to start… Huh? I must have screwed something upMy first thought was I must have used an unexpected value somewhere or otherwise ‘fat-fingered’ the changes. I restored the original copy of the file and the service started fine. I went back in, made my changes again (being extra careful) , saved the file and restarted MySQL. The service failed to start again… WeirdOk, I restored my backup file, restarted MySQL and all worked again. This time I opened the file in Notepad, made no changes and re-saved the file. I restarted MySQL and… The service failed to start again! Help from the InterwebsAs with most IT issues, I did a quick Google search to try and find if someone else had the same issue. After some digging and lots of trying of ideas, I came across this post. It turns out the default MySQL 8.0 my.ini file on Windows has some text that Notepad transforms into non-ANSI characters when you save the file, rendering the configuration file invalid! The line in question contains the following:
Those double quotes get changed to “smart” or curly quotes and the file is saved as non-ANSI. The fix, or TL;DREither edit the file using the command line, or a code editor like Notepad++, or remove that line and have Notepad Save-As the file as ANSI. After this, restart MySQL and the service starts as expected! SummaryThis post covers a workaround when installing MySQL 8.0+ on Windows and editing the configuration file causes the service not to start. As always, if you have any questions, queries or comments, let me know below (or @daz_wallace on Mac Admins Slack) and I’ll try to respond to and delve into as many as I can. Standard I'm running MySQL Server 5.6 on Windows 7 and would like to enable slow query logging. Unfortunately, it is not immediately obvious to me where the my.cnf file is. I see I don't see any my.cnf or my.ini file in Any ideas? asked Jan 22, 2016 at 4:35
Here's the location with MySQL Server 5.7: answered Apr 2, 2017 at 21:28
neubertneubert 6,12131 gold badges71 silver badges128 bronze badges If an ini file exists it will be in It's typically named answered Jan 22, 2016 at 20:07
 DaveDave 2662 silver badges7 bronze badges How do I find MySQL configuration file?Support Network. Find the configuration files. By default, you can find the MySQL® configuration files in: /etc/mysql. ... . my. cnf configuration file. ... . Log files. Log files are the best place to start troubleshooting any program. ... . mysqld and mysqld_safe. ... . mysqladmin. ... . Backups. ... . Database engine. ... . Related articles.. Where is the main location of the MySQL configuration?On RH systems, MySQL configuration file is located under /etc/my. cnf by default.
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