About MySQL
From the last post, it was necessary to pull the 5.7 tag instead of the latest because the latest was MySQL 8.0 had SSL enabled by default. MySQL 5.7 is more compatible with WordPress since it doesn’t have SSL enabled. It should not be accessible over the internet, so I change changed bind-address = 0.0.0.0 […]
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First, I pulled the image ‘docker pull mysql’ that was the last easy thing I did. I wanted to use my own my.cnf file. So put it in /my/custom and used: ‘-v /my/custom:/etc/mysql’. I pulled a highly optimized one off github: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/rhtyd/d59078be4dc88123104e/raw/12d79310970e21604480c41d0c34813e6946be44/my.cnf I had to comment a lot out as many options are deprecated #datadir
Ubuntu 19.04 (Disco Dingo) does not have a package for MySQL Workbench. It was difficult to build from source. I don’t even remember what I did. But once I built it, I saved the source tree in a zipfile. Then in the build directory, wb-build, I copied the Makefile to Makefile.install. I removed any dependencies
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My websites were running slowly. It just kept saying “transferring”. I tried everything with regard to apache and the network. But as it turns out, it was the MySQL database. I noticed some errors in the MySQL log “Got timeout reading communication packets” so, of course, I googled it and changed a value in /etc/mysql/my.cnf
