Re: [qmailtoaster] mysql 5 - what exactly has problems?

[Jake Vickers]

Warren (mailing lists) wrote: That makes perfect sense, for now. But as the 5.0.x branch of mysql 5 is quite stable, RHEL5 beta 1 is due out any day and Fedora Core 6 is past its feature and development freeze already, the amount of people using mysql 5 is going to increase dramatically in the second half of this year. I did not see the patch on Erik's site, just an updated rpm, which I downloaded and will install this evening. What exactly does this patch do? Is it perhaps something that can be scripted to only install (or perhaps run) if mysql 5 is installed? That is an interesting idea. I imagine the overhead impact would not be substantial for the 4.1 branch, so it would probably be included for simplicity, instead of a separate RPM. All things evolve. Toaster will evolve with them, and as soon as 5.0 makes it to the "main stream" it will of course be changed to support this.