On Wed, Nov 16, 2005 at 10:18:04PM -0800, Scott McClelland wrote: > Thanks, but I ended up installing from source. The troubles I ran > into had to do with mysql, and perl modules. For some reason, the > mysql 4.1 that comes with RHEL4 works fine, but the RPM's I downloaded > for mysql v 5 didn't work properly. I couldn't find mysqladmin, and > the mysqld init script was missing. I ended up removing all traces of > mysql, and reinstalling the 4.1 rpms from our yum repository (which is > basically the RHEL4 CD's).
If you really want MySQL 5 for some reason (you want the stored procedures and triggers and what not), you can rebuild the source RPM from FC-5. They will provide all the Fedora-specific goodies like init scripts and such. Though, since you're running RHEL, you wouldn't receive any support for it. > Now I get to have fun configuring everything. This is for a small > group of Engineers, but we may have a few hundred requestors, so I > will have to automate as much as possible. I am about to begin a similar task. One of the fun things I need to do is find a smooth way of allowing customer service to create and manage tickets while on the phone with an irate customer (is there any other kind?). -chris
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