Michael Legg
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i hope this might help someone else ... Despite the oft heard claim that "MariaDB is a drop in replacement for MySQL", it would not install on my server until I removed every trace of MySQL. I've ...
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The whole MySQL application is completely trashed now. Fortunately, I did this on a test server before trying on a production server. I guess there's a reason why even cPanel doesn't build an "Upg...
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Okay ... I think I see the problem - MariaDB installation is failing. There are dozens of these errors ... file /usr/share/man/man1/mysql_waitpid.1.gz from install of MariaDB-client-10.4.12-1.el...
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I found another set of instructions that says after stopping MySQL, you should start MariaDB using # systemctl start mariadb.service # systemctl enable mariadb.service And then run mysql_upgrade. ...
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I've taken the bits and pieces of specific instructions that I could find on the web that were relevant to my situation (Upgrade MySQL Community 5.6.37 -> MariaDB 10) and distilled them down to th...
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That would be ideal, but it doesn't work if you have MySQL running on a separate server. Maybe cPanel will add that feature :)
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Thank you. Can you point me to any clear step by step instructions on how to do the upgrade ? As opposed to "Run your package manager"s update command, stop your MySQL server, and then install Ma...
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Thanks, but it was the firewall on the MySQL server, not the cPanel server that was the problem.
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The problem was that I added my rules to iptables, unaware that Centos 7 uses firewalld to manage the firewall rather than the iptables service. So although the iptables rules work, firewalld is un...
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I found the problem, when the MySQL was rebooted last night it didn't load my iptables rules, so it was blocking all remote connections to MySQL. I've re-enabled and re-saved the rules, but now I ...