Categories Asides MySQL Considered Dangerous Post author By Matt Post date February 11, 2005 2 Comments on MySQL Considered Dangerous Why upgrading MySQL 4.0 to 4.1 is a royal pain, from a MySQL employee. Share this: Related SometimesJanuary 26, 2003In "Tech"MySQL CountersMay 29, 2006In "Asides"MySQL 4.1April 9, 2003In "Tech" ← Email Confession → Open Source Blogs? 2 replies on “MySQL Considered Dangerous” I guess I was lucky, then. MySQL 4.0.22 → 4.1.9 went totally smoothly. I actually have both installed on my server without any issues. Apache2 with PHP5 uses 4.1 by default, and IIS with PHP4 uses 4.0 by default. Works pretty well for me 🙂 Comments are closed.
I actually have both installed on my server without any issues. Apache2 with PHP5 uses 4.1 by default, and IIS with PHP4 uses 4.0 by default. Works pretty well for me 🙂
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I guess I was lucky, then. MySQL 4.0.22 → 4.1.9 went totally smoothly.
I actually have both installed on my server without any issues. Apache2 with PHP5 uses 4.1 by default, and IIS with PHP4 uses 4.0 by default. Works pretty well for me 🙂