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Explain config file management state in README.
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Debian and Suse support to be added. Also need to add the option to allow
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selection of MySQL version (5.6 and 5.5 repos are added but disabled) and
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changed enabled repository accordingly.
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``mysql.config``
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------------------
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Manage the MySQL configuration.
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.. note::
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There are currently two common ways to configure MySQL, a monolithic configuration file
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or a configuration directory with configuration files per component. By default this
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state will use a configuration directory for CentOS and Fedora, and a monolithic
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configuration file for all other supported OSes.
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Whether the configuration directory is used or not depends on whether `mysql.config_directory`
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is defined in the pillar. If it is present it will pick the configuration from individual
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component keys (`mysql.server`, `mysql.galera`, `mysql.libraries`, etc) with optional global
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configuration from `mysql.global`. The monolithic configuration, however, is defined separately
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in `mysql.config`.
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