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Best Way to upgrade Mysql 3.X to 4.X or 5.X ?

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fgilain

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Hi all,

I'm running RHEL3ES with Plesk 8.1.1

Actually, Mysql server is very very old (3.23.XXX) and i'd like to upgrade to a newer version.

As Plesk 8.1.1 release notes says that Plesk now supports Myql5, i wonder how i should proceed...

Support team seems to tell me that it support Mysql 5 BUT (as usually, there is always a BUT...) only if a native rpm package exists on the "original" Linux distribution...

But i can't find a rpm from redHat Network newer than 3.23.XX for mysql...

Does that mean i will never be able to upgrade Mysql on that server ?

PS : i found rpm on the www.mysql.com website for rhel3...so i'm very surprised.

Thanks

Florent
 
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