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Ben Munat wrote: |
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> Thanks for these tips guys. |
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> So, do you think the safest route is to do a full sql dump of my 4.0 |
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> dbs/tables, unmerge 4.0, emerge 4.1, and then load the dump file? That |
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> seems pretty scary to me, but the docs sound like that's the prefered |
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> route due to the character encoding changes. |
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> Which approach did you use Jason? Has anyone just unamsked 4.1, |
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> installed it over a full, active 4.0 setup, done revdep-rebuild and had |
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> it all go fine? What problems have people had? |
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> |
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> Also, anyone heard of any problems with 4.1 and PHP stuff like horde or |
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> pear? |
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> |
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> thanks, |
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If you love your data dump and reload in any switch between 4.0 - 4.1 - |
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5.0 . The only scenario where it's not needed is for tables that have no |
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textual fields inside. |
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Quite everithing nowadays work with mysql-4.1 . |
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You may want to compile net-libs/libwww without "mysql" use flag or go |
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to bug 85783 |
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In case you are using MyODBC rename ebuild to the latest version and go |
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with it. |
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Here the following applications run in a production environment with |
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mysql-4.1: |
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Horde + Imp |
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Postfix |
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Courier |
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Samba |
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php5 -> mysqli |
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