On Fri, 3 Jan 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Nathan Clemons wrote: > > I went to upgrade PHP to the new version (4.3.0) and ended up finding out > > that they dropped support for MySQL 3.22.x; only MySQL 3.23.x is now > > supported. > > > > Given that I really don't feel like compiling MySQL by hand, I grabbed the > > latest set of RPMs and went to install them-- only to find that they > > require glibc 2.2. > > > > Since I'm running Mandrake 7.1, that's not exactly feasible. > > Have you tried rebuilding the package from the source RPM? This sounds > like the easiest thing to try. You'll likely need to edit some of the > rpm macro files to get it to build. If so, post the errors and we can > figure out what went wrong. > > > >
Hmmm, that's a good idea, I've got that going right now. I am planning on rebuilding the server when I move it from one colo center to another (migrating it to a rackmount chassis), but I am still curious as to whether or not newer versions of Mandrake allow for upgrading versions without needing to do a CD upgrade. My 2nd server is running 8.2, and upgrading it to 9.0 would be something I'd like to do when possible. Remote upgrades is the one thing I liked about working with debian when I worked for OSDN; unfortunately, it was the only thing I liked about debian :) --Nathan
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