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Yummie MySQL Repository

It seems like Jeremy wants to be MySQL community president this week :)

The announcement of a MySQL yum repository is a good one but it's slightly confusing me .. didn't Jeremy already have this with
Dorsal, where there are also 5.1 builds. So what's the difference between Dorsal and the new yum repo anyway .

But he asks for Adittionals packages , well 5.1 to start with, apart from that the CentosPlus repo also has builds for Cluster , having a uniform place go get those to would be good.

And what about builds for CGE ?
Oh and while you are at it .. can you run genbasedir also .. that way we can also use apt4rpm :)

Now I all need is a repository with all drupal modules packaged separatly :)

MySQL: Planet MySQL

Duplicate binlog-do-db entry ? Solution

At the November MySQL User Group, Patrick Galbraith ran into a problem where binlog-do-db was duplicated. It manifests itself like this: (copied from http://lists.mysql.com/replication/607) master my.cnf: binlog-do-db=db1 slave my.cnf: replicate-do-db=db1; Relevant show slave status output Replicate_Do_DB: db1;,db1; When db1 is modified on master, Read_Master_Log_Pos and Relay_Log_Pos do changes, also I can open and see the changes in rh3-relay-bin.000002, but they do not appear in [...]

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