MySQL 5.6.19 released

Hello,

Run either this to apply updates to all available software

Code:
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build update
./build update_versions

or this to update MySQL/PHP:

Code:
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build update
./build mysql
./build php n
 
What do you mean? Please clarify. And post here results of what you see with:

Code:
./build options

Code:
./build versions
 
Ok this is result :

Apache: 2.4.9
Dovecot: 2.2.13
AWstats: no
Exim: no
exim.conf update: no
SpamAssassin: no
ClamAV: no
ClamAV: no
MySQL: no
MySQL backup: yes
MySQL backup directory: /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/mysql_backups
PHP: 5.4.29 as CLI without mail() header patch
phpMyAdmin: 4.2.2-all-languages
ProFTPD: no
Pure-FTPd: no
Atmail webmail: no
RoundCube webmail: 1.0.1
Replace "php.ini" with './build all' and './build php-ini': no
Auto updates/notifications: no
Run "clean" every time: yes
Run "clean_old_webapps" every time: yes
Run "clean_old_tarballs" every time: no
Show texts in bold: yes
SquirrelMail: no
UebiMiau: no
Zend Optimizer: no
ionCube loader: no

Latest version of DirectAdmin: 1.45.2
Installed version of DirectAdmin: 1.45.2

Latest version of Apache: 2.4.9
Installed version of Apache: 2.4.9

Latest version of PCRE: 8.20
Installed version of PCRE: 8.20

Latest version of curl: 7.37.0
Installed version of curl: 7.37.0

Latest version of FreeType: 2.5.3
Installed version of FreeType: 2.5.3

Latest version of dovecot: 2.2.13
Installed version of dovecot: 2.2.13

Latest version of PHP (CLI): 5.4.29
Installed version of PHP (CLI): 5.4.29

Latest version of RoundCube webmail: 1.0.1
Installed version of RoundCube webmail: 1.0.1

Latest version of phpMyAdmin: 4.2.2-all-languages
Installed version of phpMyAdmin: 4.2.2-all-languages
 
Wrong mysql_ver value set in /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/options.conf.
 
im using 5.5.34 atm and was wondering is it good idea to go over to 5.6 now? last time i switched over my site were loading incredibly slow due to schema issue
 
@Frej, you should disable performance schema in /etc/my.cnf

Code:
performance_schema=off
 
well i did that and my websites just went really slow again. im gonna downgrade to 5.5 for a second time. seems they are really incompetent with this iteration.
 
Well, I have run MySQL 5.6.x for a long time on all our shared hosting servers, and the page load is quick on all major CMS. I am very happy with the performance of MySQL 5.6.x on my servers.
 
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