add option after mysql is install

[telecart]

hello, i'v a question...abit wierd,
i'v install sucsessfuly mysql 4.1.13 to my server,
but it doesn't support innodb,
my question is: if i want mysql to support innodb... do i need to reinstall mysql from the source...or i have some other way to do so?

thanks,
daniel.

 

[jmstacey]

Depends what operating system your using. The precompiled binaries for linux have it it enabled.

 

[telecart]

Depends what operating system your using.

i'm running centos 3.5.

The precompiled binaries for linux have it it enabled. [/B]

any way i can chack this?

 

[nobaloney]

The precompiled binaries for linux are supplied by DirectAdmin; you should probably ask them.

Jeff

 

[jmstacey]

I'm not sure on CentOS, but at least on Debian, the precompiled linux binaries from MySQL AB work just fine, and they include innodb support.

Depending on if this is possible with centos, you'll mostly likely have to download the source, confgigure with all the options you want and rebuild.