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All versions of MySQL (not Microsoft SQL Server). Please also add a version-specific tag like mysql-5.7 if that is relevant to the question.
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Why isn't my !include directive working in MySQL?
include /Users/myself/Workspace/project_time/mysql/foo.cnf
[client]
i_am_a_dummy
And I have a file /Users/myself/Workspace/project_time/mysql/foo.cnf which includes only the following:
[mysqld]
skip_column_names … I run MySQL with the command mysql -uroot -p new_database; and type in my password at the prompt, after which I see the MySQL prompt. …
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Why isn't my !include directive working in MySQL?
Apparently world-writable config files are ignored:
~/Workspace/project_time/mysql () $ mysql --print-defaults -uroot -p<secret> new_database;
mysql: [Warning] World-writable config file '/Users/myself … 755 and re-run the command, I get the following:
~/Workspace/project_time/mysql () $ chmod 755 foo.cnf
~/Workspace/project_time/mysql () $ mysql --print-defaults -uroot -p<secret> new_database;
mysql …
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