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Unable to find Mysql 5 on Plesk. [WIN]

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Iaco

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Hi to all

I have plesk 7.6 updated to 8.1

I have added support to php5 from add/remove program

From the add/remove program it seems that mysql5 is installed but I don't find it.

I have read all doc, manual, and forum but I don't able to find solution for this problem.

I have a service started on Windows
PHP:
"C:\SWsoft\Plesk\Databases\MySQL\bin\mysqld-nt.exe" --defaults-file="C:\SWsoft\Plesk\Databases\MySQL\Data\my.ini" MySQL

This is the mysql that I view from the control panel I believe.

This instance is configured on 3306 port .

But in this link (is for plesk 7.X but I think is the same)

http://kb.swsoft.com/article_0_1077_en.html

the doc tell us that mysql should be on 8306 and that on 3306 we can install the latest version of mysql.

How to do this ?

From the control panel is not possible to change the mysql port from 3306 to 8306.

I need mysql 5 support for the domain hosted on plesk.

Thanks
 
It has it was brought to my attention by someone at SW that Plesk CP for Win(including 8.1) can only manage one instance of MySQL, so you'll still have to pick which one you want to support on a given box anyway. So I think your query becomes mute unless you want to have to administrate MySQL manually for customers on one of the versions, which itself might not be advisable if you are running MySQL locally on a Plesk server, am not sure.
 
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