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How to change Mysql database directory to another partition in cPanel. /var patition fullJanuary 7, 2010 on 1:09 pm | In Centos, Cpanel, Linux, Mysql | No CommentsHi guys, you might have faced the issue of /var partition gettting full regularly due to database directory. If you have a larger partition with free space, then it is possible to move the database directory to the larger partition. Here are the steps Switch off the database server while we are moving the databases.
I am considering that I have enough space in /home partition. Here goes my new database data directory as /home/mysql Now it is better to copy the database first, rather than move.
We are copying the database to the new location since it is better to revert back the settings with minimum downtime, if anything goes wrong. move to /tmp
Take a backup of /etc/my.cnf Now edit /etc/my.cnf
If the socket file is specified, comment it out. Now move to /var/lib/mysql and create a symblink
(Please note that you don’t specify the socket file location in my.cnf since it causes issues with phpMyadmin) For, cPanel server, edit the phpMyadmin configuration
add the following lines. If they already exist, edit as below.
Now start the database server.
If it starts fine, you are done. Check the database connections of your site. Suggestions, questions are welcome. No Comments yet »RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a comment |
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