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Ben Munat wrote: |
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> Jason Stubbs wrote: |
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>>>> echo '<dev-db/mysql-5.0' > /etc/portage/package.unmask |
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>> I have mysql-4.1 running on four servers. I have never used nor know |
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>> about "MySQL-administrator" or "the query browser". I do know that |
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>> setting up mysql-4.1 instead of mysql-4.0 was as simple as the above. |
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> You've put 4.1 on four gentoo servers without a hitch?? Didn't you have |
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> to uninstall 4.0 first? Do you have vpopmail on these (or other apps |
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> that use libmysqlclient)? I'd really like to do this, but I don't have a |
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> test server to try it on, or a backup server should something go wrong. |
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> What I do have is a dozen or so domains using my 4.0 install for |
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> db-backed websites, email, etc. I can't afford to screw that up. |
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That's why you run through upgrades on a non-critical test system first. |
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If you don't have a system to test on, try qemu. |
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And yes, you can emerge it easily. Either unmerge 4.0.x first and then |
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emerge 4.1.x, or just emerge it and watch it magically replace the old |
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version. |
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Yes, there are library interface changes, so you will have problems with |
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broken reverse dependencies. revdep-rebuild works nicely for these cases. |
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DS |
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