Where are MySQL logs stored?
The official distributions for individual UNIX/Linux platforms are typically script-based, with little or no interactive configuration during installation.
Some installation packages (including Yum and APT) create the error log in
/var/log/
or var/log/mysql/
with a name like error.log or mysqld.log.
The data directory will typically be /var/lib/mysql/
or something similar, and
it will serve as the default destination for any logs that are enabled without
an alternate path.
The log settings are managed via a user-editable configuration file such as
/etc/mysql/mysql.conf.d/mysqld.cnf
. These settings include log names and paths
as well as enable/disable switches.
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