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Upgrade from Mysql 5.0.24 to 5.0.26

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    Hi, After upgrading to mysql 5.0.24 via whm some application are giving me the following error message "1054 - Unknown column 'p.products_id' in 'on clause'" This could be a bug in mysql 5.0.24. How can I upgrade to 5.0.26. In the worse case how can I go back to mysql 4 if going to 5.0.26 do not solve my problem. I am running centos 3.8 whm 10.8.0.
    I did found the following url http://updates.cpanel.net/pub/mysqlinstall/
    did the following "rpm -Uvh MySQL-5.0.26-0.src.rpm" but the version is still 5.0.24.
     
    #1 oliviersmith, Oct 22, 2006
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