my.cnf for just one MySQL database not entire SQL Server

Re: my.cnf for just one MySQL database not entire SQL Server

by Ken Task -
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Ok, changing DB values in config.php got you rolling, but is DB server localhost or a shared DB server (ip or some internal hosting fqdn)?

localhost would mean you have control over config of DB server.  A shared DB server means you don't.

Yes, you could slide along with utf8 settings for shared DB server, but what of future versions of Moodle - 3.10 and 4.0? utf8mb4 is 'the future' me thinks and so in fairly short time frame you might be looking at moving upwards with hosting package or another provider.

'SoS', Ken