timezones.rst: update mariadb to mariadb-tzinfo-to-sql

[grooverdan]

Update KB links. Also a restart isn't required after loading.

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Also a restart isn't required after loading.

From the mariadb documentation: «After populating the time zone tables, you should usually restart the server so that the new time zone data is correctly loaded.»

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Also, some users with old server distributions may still have the mysql_tzinfo_to_sql even if they use MariaDB.

[grooverdan]

Also, some users with old server distributions may still have the mysql_tzinfo_to_sql even if they use MariaDB.

It would be 10.3 or earlier, and I guess that's still in RHEL.

Also a restart isn't required after loading.

From the mariadb documentation: «After populating the time zone tables, you should usually restart the server so that the new time zone data is correctly loaded.»

Ack - I'll need to check that's still true.

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Also, some users with old server distributions may still have the mysql_tzinfo_to_sql even if they use MariaDB.

It would be 10.3 or earlier, and I guess that's still in RHEL.

I have absolutely no idea what db version can be used. If doc points to a command that does not exists, users will complains...

Maybe the better option would be to provide all related links (mysql, mariadb-old and mariadb-new) and be explicit about related versions?

From the mariadb documentation: «After populating the time zone tables, you should usually restart the server so that the new time zone data is correctly loaded.»

Ack - I'll need to check that's still true.

I guess we should just keep that advice since that's specified on mariadb kb link provided; and they explicitely say "should", it does not seem they are sure themselves :D