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Hi all!
Jonathan Villa wrote:
| I have MySQL 4.1 installed via rpm. I just installed a new hd because I
| want another MySQL installation on the same machine but acting as a
| replication server.
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It won't matter as long as you keep all you mysql
installation-config-instances in separated locations. Also make sure
they'll be listening differents ports and using differents my.cnf's.
|
| At the same time, I want to try out MaxDB on this new installation. Does
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MaxDB uses some other port/set-of-config files than MySQL server. There
should not be a problem with this.
| that mean that I can't set up a master/slave replication with the hdb and
| hda? Or can I go ahead and have a different config with the new instance
| and simply follow the instructions for setting up replication as normal?
YEAP! =) as long as they are in _SEPARATE_ configs
|
| Also, I have the source rpm, I figure I can tweak it to install into my
It could be _WAY_ easier to just do a compile/install the old way, just
change the prefix option of the configure script to poit to differents
locations: --prefix=/opt/mysql-1 --prefix=/opt/mysql-2 ... and so on
| new location which is /mysql2 . Is that all I need to do make sure that
| it won't interfere with the current install? How about command such as
| mysqladmin and mysql, etc
|
|
They don't even care as long as you tell them the right ip/port. =)
SO... if performace is not a problem and is just for testing, go ahead!
Best Regards!
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