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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by galantina, Apr 20, 2005.

  1. galantina

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    Hi!

    Something is not clear to me and I hope someone can explain that to me. :confused:

    I have two servers with WHM/Cpanel. I use Mysql 4.1 on both of them. I use WHM "realese "
    updates in my update config. I update WHM manually. cPanel Package Updates and security
    Package Updates are set to be automatic.
    I have updated whm few weaks ago and for the last weak I see that server1(centos) is running mysql 4.10a and server2(RHE) is running mysq4.11-standard. I tried updating system software and updating server software from whm, but still the same.
    How can this be? As I understand mysql version is determined by cpanel. How can this two servers have different versions of mysql?

    Thanks. Best regards to all of you.
     
    #1 galantina, Apr 20, 2005
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    chirpy Well-Known Member Verifed Vendor

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    WHM > Tweak Settings > MySQL Version to use > 4.1 > make sure you follow the Click Here link after clicking Save
     
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    still the same.
    Can someone tell me what version of mysql 4.1 do you have with your update config on RELEASE tree?
     
    #3 galantina, Apr 20, 2005
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    chirpy Well-Known Member Verifed Vendor

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    MySQL is release independent, so it would not be relevant. I'd suggest that you remove all the MySQL rpms and then run /scripts/mysqlup that's always worked for me when MySQL has gotten screwed up.
     
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    Ok Thanks.
    I would just like to ask other peaople if they could tell me which version of mysql 4.1 do they have and on which OS.

    Thanks. Best Regards.
     
    #5 galantina, Apr 21, 2005
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    I don't know my rpm from my elbow. How do you remove mysql rpms?
     
    #6 dwh2, Apr 21, 2005
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    To upgrade MySQL you can do just do this

    # rpm -qa | grep -i mysql

    To see which rpms are installed.

    Then download the latest releases from the MySQL site

    # mkdir new-mysql

    # cd new-mysql

    # wget ..... remote path to download MySQL rpms from the nearest mirror.rpm

    To upgrade the rpms once downloaded, you can then

    # rpm -Uvh *.rpm

    To actually remove rpms, you would

    # rpm -e rpm-package-name (being the actual name of the rpm as per the rpm -qa output

    Make sure you don't need the MySQL data or back up prior to removing the rpms.
     
    #7 DigitalN, Apr 21, 2005
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