MXS-1661 Introduce 'users_refresh_time'
It is now possible to explicitly specify how frequently MaxScale may refresh the users of a service.
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local_address=192.168.1.254
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```
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#### `users_refresh_time`
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How often, in seconds, MaxScale at most may refresh the users from the
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backend server.
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MaxScale will at startup load the users from the backend server, but if
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the authentication of a user fails, MaxScale assumes it is because a new
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user has been created and will thus refresh the users. By default, MaxScale
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will do that at most once per 30 seconds and with this configuration option
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that can be changed. The minimum allowed value is 10 seconds. A negative
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value disables the refreshing entirelly. Note that using `maxadmin` it is
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possible to explicitly cause the users of a service to be reloaded.
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```
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users_refresh_time=120
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```
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### Service
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A service represents the database service that MariaDB MaxScale offers to the
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