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> latin1 works perfectly fine on MySQL 4.1 and 5.0 too, so, if you were |
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> using latin1 before, you should (must) continue to use it for things to |
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> not break, or you will have to convert your databases to utf8 which is |
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> the default for the 4.1/5.0 series on Gentoo. To maintain the latin1 |
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> charset as default even when using 4.1/5.0, simply enable the "latin1" |
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> USE flag on the 4.1/5.0 ebuild, et voila: you have a latin1 MySQL install! |
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The easiest probably is to keep using latin1 in this case. |
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So I will try that soon. |
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If there is no problem when upgrading from 4.0.25 to 5.x, I will probably |
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choose 5.x. |
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Thanks ! |
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regards, |
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Georges Toth |
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