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How to get readonly access to mysql files via g+w permission 750 or 640?
Well, I found online that the environment variable UMASK and UMASK_DIR must be set, regardless of what the command umask will output.
One must add export UMASK=0640 and export UMASK=0750 to the top o …
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How to get readonly access to mysql files via g+w permission 750 or 640?
The data-dir itself has permissions 700 thereby limiting access to the mysql user.
I want other folks who I add to the mysql group to be able to read binlogs and download the *.frm, *.MYI, *.MYD file …
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