>> we switched to "/usr/share/mysql/my-huge.cnf"

>Honestly, the truth is that all of those sample configuration files are all
but worthless.  


I can't speak to all versions of bacula, but I used the my-huge.cnf from
Version 5.2.13 to create my own my.cnf file. I had to disable a couple of
lines in the file that prevented msql from starting, and I did my own
tweaking to make it run in 4 Gigs of ram. There are also lines to enable
InnoDB.  

I used 'mysqltuner.pl' to help with the tweaking. They may not be perfect,
but I think those sample .cnf files are a good start to rolling your own. 

By the way, it wasn't enough to enable InnoDB - I had to create the bacula
database after it was enabled for the tables to use this engine. (it was a
new install)  

I don't know if it's possible to convert the tables after enabling InnoDB,
but I would think it's better to start them out that way. You can google
ways to tell if your tables are using InnoDB. 




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