mysqldump: Option '--set-variable' is deprecated. Use --variable-name=value instead.
Recently I started getting the cron mails with the following message
Warning: mysqldump: Option '--set-variable' is deprecated. Use --variable-name=value instead.
The command causing the message is
# export MYSQL_PWD="PasswordHere"
# mysqldump -AaFf --opt -hlocalhost -uroot | gzip > $DST/sql.my.gz
I tried without the MYSQL_PWD variable and -p option instead - same result.
Anybody knows how to avoid the warning. But please don't suggest redirecting stderr to /dev/null - I want to get real errors by email.
Fedora11 here with mysql-5.1.45-2.fc11
Warning: mysqldump: Option '--set-variable' is deprecated. Use --variable-name=value instead.
The command causing the message is
# export MYSQL_PWD="PasswordHere"
# mysqldump -AaFf --opt -hlocalhost -uroot | gzip > $DST/sql.my.gz
I tried without the MYSQL_PWD variable and -p option instead - same result.
Anybody knows how to avoid the warning. But please don't suggest redirecting stderr to /dev/null - I want to get real errors by email.
Fedora11 here with mysql-5.1.45-2.fc11
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Bingo, the my.cnf contained set-variable clause!
The -a is probably using --set-variable internally
# mysqldump -AFf --create-options --opt -hlocalhost -uroot | gzip > $DST/sql.my.gz