On 5/9/07, Matt Arnilo S. Baluyos (Mailing Lists) < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/8/07, jan gestre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > i've read this post on the centos forum too, tested it with my test server > and it works like a charm. however i still have doubts though using the same > procedure on the dedicated server administered by cpanel. there is an option > in cpanel to upgrade/rebuild apache with php5 but there is no option in > cpanel to upgrade to mysql5. Actually, there is... On WHM, go to Main -> Server Configuration -> Tweak Settings Then just tick the MySQL 5 option on the MySQL box. You may need to run Apache Update again. There are also additional instructions there. hi matt,
actually i've done this already , i upgraded first the mysql to version 5 using the tweak settings and rebuilt apache and php using the apache update, however i'm having a hard time migrating from our local servers the sites to be hosted by that CPanel/WHM server. i created users to manage each domain/site however i can't import the mysql database from the local server to the cpanel server. either via phpmyadmin or mysql command line there is always an error. command line produces mysql_fix_privileges error and phpmyadmin says duplicate table. dunno what to do.
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