#  here is where to define which server start.
#> Additional parameters to be passed to mysqld at startup may be added here,
#> these one will override the ones in "my.cnf".
#
#  Each /etc/init.d/mysql-* script read it's own here, see at the end for
#> a deeper explanation
#
#  Below are described some suggested parameters to use
#  The parameters not recognized will be passed through to the mysqld daemon
#  To avoid starting a server just comment it's definition
#  Last but not least, spaces are NOT allowed inside the parameters
#
#  Parameter      : description
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# nice            : integer [-20 .. 19 ] default 0
#                 : change the priority of the server -20 (high) to 19 (low)
#                 : see "man nice 1" for description
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# mycnf           : string [full path to my.cnf]
#                 : specify the path to my.cnf file to be used
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# startup_timeout : integer [seconds] default 15
#                 : time to wait for mysqld up and running, after this it's
#                 : marked as failed
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# stop_timeout    : integer [seconds] default 120
#                 : time to wait for a clean mysql shutdown
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
#
#  Additional parameters
#  Parameter      : description
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# server-id       : integer [1 .. 255]
#                 : Uniquely identifies the server instance in the community
#                 : of replication partners.
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# port            : integer [1025 .. 65535] default 3306
#                 : Port number to use for connection.
#                 : loose any meaning if skip-networking is set.
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# skip-networking : NULL, Don't allow connection with TCP/IP.
# log-bin         : string [name of the binlog files]
#                 : Log update queries in binary format. Optional (but
#                 : strongly recommended to avoid replication problems if
#                 : server's hostname changes) argument should be the chosen
#                 : location for the binary log files.
# ----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------
# Additionally the following variables are recognized:
#
# Be more verbose accept values from 1 to 4
#DEBUG=4
#

## The parameters are passed in a bash array variable,
# the variable name is mysql_slot_[server-ver]_[server-num]
# Where "server-ver" and "server-num" are optional.
# in case are defined "server-num" MUST be of three digits.
# The first digit is the mayor version, the following two the minor
# i.e. having installed mysql-5.1.x "server-num" will be "501"
# "server-num" it's an optional number used mainly to start more servers
# of the same version.
#
# The /etc/init.d/mysql-* script will choose the parameters analyzing it's own name
# i.e. /etc/init.d/mysql-501 will look for mysql_slot_501
# side note the script could be called "mysql-501_1" or "mysql.501.1" with the same result
#
# Examples:
#
# start a default server with default options:
#mysql_slot=( )
# or
#mysql_slot_0=( )
#
# start MySQL 7.5.x reniced, overriding some start parameters
#mysql_slot_705=(
#	"nice=-5"
#	"server-id=123"
#	"log-bin="myhost"
#	"port=3307"
#)
#
# start another server, same version, different my.cnf
#mysql_slot_705_1=(
#	"mycnf=/home/test/my.cnf"
#	"server-id=124"
#)
#