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Just remembered this issue - I think it would be great to have 2 sets of mysql settings, one for development and one for production, with one or the other commented initiall. Also some simple instructions to go with them, including a link to the performance page in the docs?
Jerome, something else for the new package probably.
Attached my.cnf on this issue. It needs to be added to MoodleWindowsInstaller/server/mysql/bin/
Attached the README.txt updated with a link to the performance docs.
README.txt updated and new my.cnf is now being added to the new downloads. You can update it in CVS as necessary.
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Since I see you are updating the XAMPP for windows, may I assign this to you?
Feel free to just close it if you really want to keep the settings just for test development. But I think that even on Linux, many use XAMPP in production because of the ease of install.
With these settings that they will work with almost all development and first phase deployments, and would eliminate many of the speed complaints that people associate with Windows.
(Note that we have moved to Linux and like it better, but the XAMPP windows package got us going and through our first couple years with Moodle, and it probably would not have happened without the package).