MySQL supports regex, but we were not passing through those kinds of
queries correctly. Fix that. (This makes HOST-level ganglia metrics
work, particularly for the PLM adapter).
MySQL's data directory was being placed in the wrong place, the same
location as where the rsync operations occur, which was inadvertently
sending the entire local contents of the database to the VMs for no
reason. (This should have no effect when using a remote database, of
course.)
MySQL supports regex, but we were not passing through those kinds of queries correctly. Fix that. (This makes HOST-level ganglia metrics work, particularly for the PLM adapter).
MySQL's data directory was being placed in the wrong place, the same location as where the rsync operations occur, which was inadvertently sending the entire local contents of the database to the VMs for no reason. (This should have no effect when using a remote database, of course.)