How to disable MySQL Strict Mode on the cPanel server? Read the article to find out. At Bobcares, with our MySQL Support Service, we can handle your MySQL issues.

Steps to Disable MySQL Strict Mode on the cPanel Server

We can run the following steps in order to disable MySQL Strict Mode on the Server:

1. Log in as the root user to the cPanel server. We can use both SSH and the cPanel Terminal for this.

2. Open the /etc/my.cnf setup file for MySQL. In order to open this file, use a text editor.

3. Locate the sql_mode setting. This parameter is typically found near the file’s bottom.

4. Remove the sql_mode setting’s current value. Depending on the server setup, the sql_mode setting’s current value can be different.

5. Now, save the file. The file can be saved by pressing Ctrl+S.

6. Launch the MySQL service once more. Use the command line interface to restart the MySQL service:

After we finish those steps, the cPanel server will no longer use MySQL strict mode. We may need to restart the programs or webpages after disabling MySQL’s strict mode.

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Conclusion

To sum up, this article offers the steps from our Tech team to disable MySQL Strict Mode on the cPanel server.