On 14/09/2016 14:53, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
Please look for any client-side configuration files that might be
loaded by the MySQL interactive shell that may affect connection
settings, such as perhaps the client character set.
Looks like I've found the issue. Actually, the mysql connector does not
read the default /etc/my.cnf file (or at least the package I installed
for CentOS 7).
Adding:
option_file = /etc/my.cnf
At the beginning map.cf file fixes the problem because I set utf8 as the
default client encoding in the general mysql config.
Thanks for your help !
@Viktor Do you confirm it is not currently possible to host UTF8 domains
with a postgres backend ?
Antoine
