# MySQL Router default configuration for FreeBSD.
#
# This template starts the router, but it does not route anything yet.  Either
# add a [routing] or [metadata_cache] section by hand, or let
# "mysqlrouter --bootstrap" generate a complete configuration.  A commented
# upstream example is installed as
#	%%DATADIR%%router/docs/sample_mysqlrouter.conf
#
# The paths below have to stay in sync with these two files:
#	%%PREFIX%%/etc/rc.d/mysqlrouter		creates the directories
#	%%PREFIX%%/etc/logrotate.d/mysqlrouter	rotates the log, sends SIGHUP
#
# Do NOT set "pid_file" here.  The PID file is written by daemon(8) through the
# rc script.  With an own pid_file entry mysqlrouter aborts the next start with
# "PID file ... found. Already running?" after an unclean shutdown.
#
# Do NOT set "user" here.  The rc script drops privileges with "daemon -u"
# before mysqlrouter is executed.

[DEFAULT]
logging_folder = /var/log/mysqlrouter
runtime_folder = /var/run/mysqlrouter
data_folder = /var/db/mysqlrouter
plugin_folder = %%PREFIX%%/lib/mysql/mysqlrouter
config_folder = %%PREFIX%%/etc/mysqlrouter

[logger]
level = INFO
filename = mysqlrouter.log

# Without a plugin that provides a service mysqlrouter exits immediately.
# keepalive keeps it alive until real [routing] or [metadata_cache] sections
# are configured, afterwards it can be removed.
[keepalive]
interval = 60

#[routing:example]
#bind_address = 127.0.0.1
#bind_port = 6446
#destinations = 192.0.2.1:3306,192.0.2.2:3306
#routing_strategy = first-available