Closed jo-elimu closed 1 month ago
The recent changes focus on setting UTF-8 as the default character set in MariaDB. This involves updating MariaDB's configuration settings to ensure both client and server components use UTF-8, enhancing compatibility and data integrity. The changes include detailed instructions for configuration and verification.
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src/main/config/DEPLOY.md |
Instructions to set UTF-8 as default character set in MariaDB, update config, restart server, and verify settings. |
src/main/config/centos-stream-9/etc/my.cnf |
New file with MySQL client and server settings, specifying character sets, collation, and initialization settings. |
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I'm not sure why the character_set_system
is set to utf8mb3
instead of utf8mb4
or if it even matters. According to https://mariadb.com/docs/server/ref/mdb/system-variables/character_set_system/, this variable sets "The character set used by the server for storing identifiers."
closes #1735