MariaDB Monitor documentation: clarify replication_password encryption
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The backends must all use GTID-based replication, and the domain id should not
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The backends must all use GTID-based replication, and the domain id should not
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change during a switchover or failover. Master and slaves must have
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change during a switchover or failover. Master and slaves must have
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well-behaving GTIDs: no extra events on slave servers.
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well-behaving GTIDs with no extra events on slave servers.
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### Configuration parameters
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### Configuration parameters
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The credentials used for replication must have the `REPLICATION SLAVE`
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The credentials used for replication must have the `REPLICATION SLAVE`
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privilege.
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privilege.
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`replication_password` uses the same encryption scheme as other password
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parameters. If password encryption is in use, `replication_password` must be
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encrypted with the same key to avoid erroneous decryption.
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#### `failover_timeout`
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#### `failover_timeout`
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Time limit for the cluster failover in seconds. The default value is 90
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Time limit for the cluster failover in seconds. The default value is 90
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