Richard G
Verified User
I'm trying to help somebody and seen some odd things.
He's using cloudlinux and DA. Now the odd things.
In the custombuild plugin, it says Mysql 8 and mariadb 10.6 but mysql_inst=no so in fact, this seems an old setting but as far as DA is concerned MariaDB is not installed, because mysql_inst=no.
The
So I'm wondering if Mariadb will even be updated now, as custombuild itself doesn't see it as installed.
Question: Is MariaDB done by Cloudlinux in some way and maintained by Cloudlinux?
Or is it safe to make things right by changing the custombuild options to the current installed MariaDB like:
which makes installation and custombuild awareness the same. And later on it will be easier to update to mariaDB 10.6.
I now with only DA this would give no issues, but I never used Cloudlinux so I don't know if Cloudlinux might be managing this and changing this in custombuild would then interfere with the CL installation.
He's using cloudlinux and DA. Now the odd things.
In the custombuild plugin, it says Mysql 8 and mariadb 10.6 but mysql_inst=no so in fact, this seems an old setting but as far as DA is concerned MariaDB is not installed, because mysql_inst=no.
The
mysql -V command shows that he's using MariaDB 10.5.So I'm wondering if Mariadb will even be updated now, as custombuild itself doesn't see it as installed.
Question: Is MariaDB done by Cloudlinux in some way and maintained by Cloudlinux?
Or is it safe to make things right by changing the custombuild options to the current installed MariaDB like:
Code:
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build set mariadb 10.5
./build set mysql_inst mariadb
./build update
./build update_versionsI now with only DA this would give no issues, but I never used Cloudlinux so I don't know if Cloudlinux might be managing this and changing this in custombuild would then interfere with the CL installation.
