Disable mysql from custombuild update

[samuelmf]

Hi guys, i want to disable mysql from get updated from Custombuild update software section, i just want to use Update all button instead update one by one, avoiding mysql.
Is that possible?

 

[zEitEr]

Hello,

da build set mysql_inst no

 

[samuelmf]

Ty @zEitEr it worked like charm, and in case i need to include it again i must set it to yes, right?
Is possible to upgrade mysql manually?

 

[zEitEr]

Ty @zEitEr it worked like charm, and in case i need to include it again i must set it to yes, right?

No.

[root@poralix ~]# da build opt_help | grep mysql_inst
mysql_inst: mysql, mariadb, no. Current value: no. Default value: mariadb.
[root@poralix ~]#

Is possible to upgrade mysql manually?

Yes, it is. With certain restrictions of course if you run a legacy DA license.

 

[Richard G]

and in case i need to include it again i must set it to yes, right?

You mean if you want to include it again in custombuild? Then would be yes. As long as it's no it's not included with custombuild, right. @zEitEr ?

 

[zEitEr]

Then would be yes.

No, it would not. The "yes" is not a valid setting for "mysql_inst" option. See acceptable values in my previous reply.

 

[Richard G]

No, it would not. The "yes" is not a valid setting for "mysql_inst" option.

Ah yes indeed, I misread, just back from hospital, got confused, indeed one needs to specify myql or mariadb to get it working again.

 

[kristian]

You can also add a line for mysql with your current version in /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/custom_versions.txt which will prevent updates to newer versions from happening until you either remove the line, or update it with a newer version.

 

[LithalHong]

Yeah, I’d avoid disabling MySQL entirely unless you’re sure none of the services rely on it. A safer approach is to adjust the CustomBuild options so it doesn’t rebuild or update MySQL, while leaving the rest of the update process intact. That way you’re less likely to run into dependency issues later.