in whm tweak setting I have changed mysql ver4.0 to mysql ver5.0 with mistake
when I want to make restore of mysql ver 4.0 in tweak setting I dont find the radio button to select mysql ver 0.4
retorn to vr 0.4 again?
everything works fine after I restore mySQL4 DB on FC4 except that character encoding is not restored correctly, If I write new post after restore using characters ie. è, æ....etc they are displayed correctly but the ones from the restore aren't displayed correctly,
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If I install mysql5 is it backwards compatible?
Are there any known issues with mysql5 on a server like performance issues? I'm not looking to have scripts recode at this point in time.
Anyone updated to Apache2, PHP5, and MySQL5? I'm running CentOS4.5 and cPanel but still using old version of these stuffs.
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2 Intel Quad Core Xeon 5410 2.33GHZ
8 Gigs Ram
2 146GB 15000RPM SAS Drives In Raid 1