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| From: | Andrew Garner | Date: | December 11 2009 3:47am |
| Subject: | Re: disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | ||
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On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 7:54 PM, Madison Kelly <linux@stripped> wrote: > Rick James wrote: >> >> If you have no slaves, you don't need to write the binlogs. > > I realize, which is why I am trying to figure out how to best go about > disabling the bin logs. Can I simply comment out the 'log-bin' command in > 'my.cnf' or do I need to tell the remaining server that it is no longer > replicated somehow? > > Madi You can just comment out log-bin and restart MySQL to disable binary logging. There's no need to do anything else, if you don't have any slaves. ~Andrew
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| • disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | Madison Kelly | 11 Dec |
| • RE: disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | Rick James | 11 Dec |
| • Re: disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | Madison Kelly | 11 Dec |
| • Re: disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | Andrew Garner | 11 Dec |
| • Re: disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | Madison Kelly | 11 Dec |
| • Re: disabling replication and bin logs on MySQL v4 | Simon J Mudd | 13 Dec |
