Hello.
Use -U --force --nodeps options.
sam wun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have installed the server and started up successfully. mysql.sock file
is written to /var/lib/mysql/ directory as well.
Now I found that I also need to install mysql 4.10-1 client. However
there
Hello.
I used the following command backup database:
mysqldump --user=$USERNAME --password=$PASSWORD --host=$DBHOST
--quote-names --opt
I don't think this command backup user account info.
If you add --all-databases option it would also dump the mysql database.
I've tried to
Gleb Paharenko wrote:
Hello.
I used the following command backup database:
mysqldump --user=$USERNAME --password=$PASSWORD --host=$DBHOST
--quote-names --opt
I don't think this command backup user account info.
If you add --all-databases option it would also dump the mysql
sam wun wrote:
Gleb Paharenko wrote:
Hello.
I used the following command backup database:
mysqldump --user=$USERNAME --password=$PASSWORD --host=$DBHOST
--quote-names --opt
I don't think this command backup user account info.
If you add --all-databases option it would also dump the
Hi,
I have installed the server and started up successfully. mysql.sock file
is written to /var/lib/mysql/ directory as well.
Now I found that I also need to install mysql 4.10-1 client. However
there is already mysql3 installed in the system. How can I remove the
old version in Redhat?
Here
Gleb Paharenko wrote:
Hello.
I also want to copy the user accounts in MySQL5.0 db over to MySQL4.1 in
Redhat as well.
All user accounts and rights are stored in the tables of mysql database.
And fields of grant tables in 4.1.x version just a subset of fields in
5.0.x. You should set
Hello.
After finished copied the data over to Redhat, MySQL4.1 can't start. The
What is in the error log?
I don't want to rebuild the entire database from scratch in Redhat
Do you mean that you don't want to use mysqldump? But usually it is
a preferred way.
sam wun [EMAIL
Hello.
I also want to copy the user accounts in MySQL5.0 db over to MySQL4.1 in
Redhat as well.
All user accounts and rights are stored in the tables of mysql database.
And fields of grant tables in 4.1.x version just a subset of fields in
5.0.x. You should set the values of fields in
Hi,
I just fresh install mysql4.1 in Redhat9.0.
I have another MySQL5.0 installed in FreeBSD5.3, and just tried to copy
all data in /var/db/mysql/ from FreeBSD5.3 to /var/db/mysql/data/ in
Redhat9.0.
After finished copied the data over to Redhat, MySQL4.1 can't start. The
DB data in MySQL5.0 in
sam wun wrote:
Hi,
I just fresh install mysql4.1 in Redhat9.0.
I have another MySQL5.0 installed in FreeBSD5.3, and just tried to
copy all data in /var/db/mysql/ from FreeBSD5.3 to /var/db/mysql/data/
in Redhat9.0.
After finished copied the data over to Redhat, MySQL4.1 can't start.
The DB data
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