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MySQL reverted from 4.1.9 to 4.0.27 after cPanel update

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  1. veronicabend

    veronicabend Well-Known Member

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    Hi,

    The hosting company updated cPanel and after that I see the MySQL version running has changed back from 4.1.9 to 4.0.27.

    This is causing a lot of trouble and needs to be reverted. For instance, all apps using subqueries are throwing errors.

    I am fearing the databases may be damaged with all this. The databases were originally created with MySQL version 4.1.9 and now they are running under 4.0.27.

    Did anyone have this same problem? Any suggestions on how to fix this without breaking anything? Any help / guidance on this will be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Veronica
     
    #1 veronicabend, Jun 15, 2006
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    well I just looked and mine did as well. I also removed the autoupdate, but gee seemed to do that by itself as well.

    I'm beginning to wonder if I made the wrong choice in moving to cpanel from directadmin.

    well off to do the ol --force with everything
     
    #2 hamper, Jun 15, 2006
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    why not drop an email to the host tech support and request them to revert back to MySQL 4.1.x since the version is running 4.1.x before the cPanel upgrade.
     
    #3 tweakservers, Jun 15, 2006
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    veronicabend Well-Known Member

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    Thanks tweakservers, that's what I did after all but I wanted to know if there were any implications with this, if it may have affected the databases somehow or if some special care needed to be taken when reverting back to 4.1.9.
    Now databases seem ok but I can't check every app.
     
    #4 veronicabend, Jun 15, 2006
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    I cant see how they went from 4.1.19 back to 4.0 without screwing up everyones database as its not downgradable. :eek:
     
    #5 jackie46, Jun 15, 2006
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    As u r saying that there has been no data loss means that downgrading mysql didnt affect the data. Maybe sometime it could damage the data if the internal tables structure of an downgraded sql version doesnt support the upgraded versions structure. In such a case u could lose some rows of data but could never lose the entire data.
     
    #6 manan, Jun 16, 2006
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