On 7/12/12 10:00 AM, [email protected] wrote: > *CTO: Lack of Commitment? (Ubuntu Maverick -- possible Percona Issue)* > This happened a few months ago-- and our CTO was the person who > attempted to implement Percona -- I think the problem was that he tried > to install it without clearing out the databases, then re-importing > everything (i.e. he just installed percona and kept the existing, old > mysql tables). This was with Ubuntu Maverick. Anyway, I think it was > broken in his case because he didn't want to rebuild the database. i.e. > the issue was likely due to a lack of commitment.
After upgrading, you should always run mysql_upgrade. It will take care of any table changes. If you're switching from MySQL to Percona on the same version #, you usually won't have many (if any) problems. > *Unable To Install (Ubuntu Precise -- Unable to Install Percona)* > I'm running Ubuntu Precise (12.04, the latest version), and I attempted > to install Percona, but I got some strange message about a 'broken pipe' > or something. I.E. I kept getting fatal installation errors, so I never > got Percona working. Maybe I had a package mismatch or maybe I was > pointing to the wrong repo (although I followed the PPA instructions > right on the Percona site). Very strange. This seems like a packaging issue. Filing a bug report at Percona's bug site probably would have gotten the help you needed. Steve _______________________________________________ UPHPU mailing list [email protected] http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
