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Replication and Binary Logging Options and Variables
1454
Command-Line Format
--master-port=#
Option-File Format
master-port
Deprecated 5.1.17
Permitted Values
Type
numeric
Default
3306
The TCP/IP port number that the master is listening on. The value in the
master.info
file takes
precedence if it can be read. If not set, the compiled-in setting is assumed (normally 3306).
•
--master-retry-count=count
[1454]
Command-Line Format
--master-retry-count=#
Option-File Format
master-retry-count
Deprecated 5.6.1
Permitted Values
Platform
Bit Size
32
Type
numeric
Default
86400
Range
0 .. 4294967295
Permitted Values
Platform
Bit Size
64
Type
numeric
Default
86400
Range
0 .. 18446744073709551615
The number of times that the slave tries to connect to the master before giving up. Reconnects
are attempted at intervals set by the
--master-connect-retry
[1453] option (or the
MASTER_CONNECT_RETRY
option of the
CHANGE MASTER TO
statement) and reconnects are
triggered when data reads by the slave time out according to the
--slave-net-timeout
[1462]
option. The default value is 86400. A value of 0 means “infinite”; the slave attempts to connect
forever.
•
--master-ssl
[1454] ,
--master-ssl-ca=file_name
,
--master-ssl-
capath=directory_name
,
--master-ssl-cert=file_name
,
--master-ssl-
cipher=cipher_list
,
--master-ssl-key=file_name
These options are used for setting up a secure replication connection to the master server using
SSL. Their meanings are the same as the corresponding
--ssl
[607] ,
--ssl-ca
[608] ,
--ssl-
capath
[608] ,
--ssl-cert
[608] ,
--ssl-cipher
[608] ,
--ssl-key
[608] options that are
described in Section 6.3.6.4, “SSL Command Options” . The values in the
master.info
file take
precedence if they can be read.
•
--master-user=user_name
[1454]
Command-Line Format
--master-user=name
Option-File Format
master-user
Deprecated 5.1.17