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@ -151,30 +151,26 @@ These kinds of things are bound to happen. Here are the details I need from you
* use option --cvefile to perform CVE checks * use option --cvefile to perform CVE checks
**Question: How to use mysqltuner from remote host ?** **Question: How to use mysqltuner from remote host ?**
Thanks to [@rolandomysqldba](http://dba.stackexchange.com/users/877/rolandomysqldba)
* You will still have to connect like a mysql client: * You will still have to connect like a mysql client:
* Connection and Authentication Connection and Authentication
--host <hostname> Connect to a remote host to perform tests (default: localhost) --host <hostname> Connect to a remote host to perform tests (default: localhost)
--socket <socket> Use a different socket for a local connection
--port <port> Port to use for connection (default: 3306)
--user <username> Username to use for authentication
--pass <password> Password to use for authentication
--socket <socket> Use a different socket for a local connection Since you are using a remote host, use parameters to supply values from the OS
--port <port> Port to use for connection (default: 3306) --forcemem <size> Amount of RAM installed in megabytes
--forceswap <size> Amount of swap memory configured in megabytes
--user <username> Username to use for authentication
--pass <password> Password to use for authentication
* Since you are using a remote host, use parameters to supply values from the OS
--forcemem <size> Amount of RAM installed in megabytes
--forceswap <size> Amount of swap memory configured in megabytes
* You may have to contact your remote SysAdmin to ask how much RAM and swap you have * You may have to contact your remote SysAdmin to ask how much RAM and swap you have
* If the database has too many tables, or very large table, use this: If the database has too many tables, or very large table, use this:
--skipsize Don't enumerate tables and their types/sizes (default: on) --skipsize Don't enumerate tables and their types/sizes (default: on)
(Recommended for servers with many tables) (Recommended for servers with many tables)