MySQL Version 4.0.17 Now Available

[interfasys]

Will be included in 1.20.6?

 

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

DirectAdmin doesn't update mysql, it's something admins generally do on their own. Just download the new rpm from mysql.com and update mysql:

http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysql-4.0.html (Linux x86 RPM downloads, Server 9.0M and Client programs 2.6M)

then:

rpm -Uvh MySQL*.rpm

John

 

[interfasys]

OK. I thought you were updating all the software that you were installing since those don't come with our base OS.

The DA apps don't show up in the rpm DB, but those applications that we update manually will? Could that create conflicts?

Do you have or plan to have a table of compatibility so that we know for sure that the new version of an application that we want to install doesn't cause any problem?

It's just a problem for me because I have a managed service that comes with my server and the NOC takes care of all the OS patches and those extra DA packages won't be included. So I need to make sure I don't break everything =)

 

[loopforever]

To my knowledge there are no specific mysql configurations that DA sets or relies on. MySQL is just a binary package that's installed and accessed by other DA-config dependent software (PHP/Apache/etc...).

My suggestion is to just backup /etc/my.cnf (if you even have one) and then go ahead and install the update via rpm. If something goes wrong, just rpm -e it and that's that.

 

[interfasys]

Well, the conf file is here:
/usr/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf

It's a different location from /etc/my.cnf, but I think the update will pick it up.

 

[l0rdphi1]

I put this together a while ago and to the best of my knowledge it still works.

wget [url]http://www.l0rdphi1.com/junk/update.mysql.sh[/url]
sh update.mysql.sh

 

[DirectAdmin Support]

Just an FYI, the /usr/local/directadmin/conf/mysql.conf file has nothing to do with how MySQL runs, it just stores the info that DA uses to access MYSQL to modify databases and database users.

John

 

[Icheb]

I put this together a while ago and to the best of my knowledge it still works.

wget [url]http://www.l0rdphi1.com/junk/update.mysql.sh[/url]
sh update.mysql.sh

It works perfectly

Took a peek at the code and then backupped all my databases, than i just hit the large button called enter, entered the new version number and installation began. Was succesfully finished in a matter of seconds... (although mysql-server still gives unnessecary output )