[Yum] YUM installed version 3, but I want version 4
Jeff Sheltren
sheltren at cs.ucsb.edu
Mon Feb 23 15:53:26 UTC 2004
Hi, this is probably because you are running an older distribution which
does not include version 4 of MySQL. Otherwise, yum would see it in the
repository and automatically install the newest version. I think that
RH 7.3 (or is it 8 - I may be mistaken) was the last to ship with MySQL
3.x. If you're running one of those (or older) you'll need to either
find a new repository which provides the newer MySQL package for your
distribution, or you'll need to download it from mysql.com.
-Jeff
On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 05:38, Rick Graves wrote:
> Hello YUM mailing list,
>
> I tried looking in the YUM archives for this, but I do
> not know how to search the archives. I tried a Google
> search,
>
> yum want version site:lists.dulug.duke.edu
>
> but I have not figured out good enough key words to
> zero in on what I want.
>
> Sorry to bother everyone with this question:
>
> I want MySQL version 4, but YUM installed version 3.
> How do I get version 4?
>
> Do I simply circumvent YUM -- download and install the
> rpm's the old-fashioned way? Or do I set up a local
> repository?
>
> (The solution should be simple.)
>
> This question would obviously apply generically to any
> rpm package.
>
> If you are wondering why I want version 4 so much, I
> am folloing the examples in my book, "Teach Yourself
> MySQL", and the book is based on version 4. I believe
> that using the same version as the book will make the
> learning experience faster and less challenging.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rick Graves
> displaced American currently residing in Hong Kong
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