Yes, you can get security updates for testing. Add the line:
deb http://security.debian.org/ testing/updates main contrib non-free
to /etc/apt/source.conf. They come out slower.
Went to mysql.org, but didn't find a deb package. I want to install a debian package
so the
dependencies are correct.
Rod Rodolico wrote:
I need MySQL 4.x on my server (some new things that are a "must have" for one of the
apps I
wrote), but was burned pretty badly by putting testing on a production box. But, I do
like the
idea of letting apt or something keep track of what I have on the machine, especially
w
It's been packported and listed in the archives at www.backports.org (4.0.13,
anyway). I've read so many howto's about pinning and backporting, blah blah
blah but it always seems to burn me (I obviously am not smart enough to do it
right).
The packages on backports.org seem really good. I've bee
On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 10:37, Rod Rodolico wrote:
> I need MySQL 4.x on my server (some new things that are a "must have" for one of the
> apps I
> wrote), but was burned pretty badly by putting testing on a production box. But, I
> do like the
> idea of letting apt or something keep track of what
I need MySQL 4.x on my server (some new things that are a "must have" for one of the
apps I
wrote), but was burned pretty badly by putting testing on a production box. But, I do
like the
idea of letting apt or something keep track of what I have on the machine, especially
with the
security updat
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