Hello everyone,
I would like to know if there is a method in which to install cPanel/WHM and have MySQL 5.1 installed from a Clean Installation of CentOS 6.4.
I have a client that is having troubles with MySQL 5.5 and we need to get him MySQL 5.1 as a temporary workaround till he re-codes part of his site to accommodate the changes in MySQL 5.5.
I have already installed cPanel/WHM and there is NO option to downgrade MySQL and there are many places that recommend not doing a downgrade.
I have thought about starting CentOS 6.4 totally clean and then installing MySQL 5.1 via RPM but I would be concerned that cPanel/WHM would automatically upgrade MySQL, and thus be a waste of time.
So how do we get around an issue like this??? Are there some command line options we can attach to LATEST.SH???
Thanks in Advance,
Darrel
LVWH
P.S: I have done some searching around to see if something like this exists on the Net or the Forums here but to no avail. If someone has a line on this it would be greatly appreciated.
I would like to know if there is a method in which to install cPanel/WHM and have MySQL 5.1 installed from a Clean Installation of CentOS 6.4.
I have a client that is having troubles with MySQL 5.5 and we need to get him MySQL 5.1 as a temporary workaround till he re-codes part of his site to accommodate the changes in MySQL 5.5.
I have already installed cPanel/WHM and there is NO option to downgrade MySQL and there are many places that recommend not doing a downgrade.
I have thought about starting CentOS 6.4 totally clean and then installing MySQL 5.1 via RPM but I would be concerned that cPanel/WHM would automatically upgrade MySQL, and thus be a waste of time.
So how do we get around an issue like this??? Are there some command line options we can attach to LATEST.SH???
Thanks in Advance,
Darrel
LVWH
P.S: I have done some searching around to see if something like this exists on the Net or the Forums here but to no avail. If someone has a line on this it would be greatly appreciated.