How can I install libmysqlclient.so.16 on Cent OS 7 although libmysqlclient.so.18 has already been installed
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On my Cent OS 7 the latest version of libmysqlclient.so.18 has been installed but I want to install libmysqlclient.so.16: and want to remove libmysqlclient.so.18.
How can I do this?
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On my Cent OS 7 the latest version of libmysqlclient.so.18 has been installed but I want to install libmysqlclient.so.16: and want to remove libmysqlclient.so.18.
How can I do this?
centos rhel mysql mysql-connection
asked Jul 12 at 6:13
Rana Hadaiq Ahmad
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you'll need to hand compile and install that library somewhere else, and then maintain it for security patches ... or why exactly do you need this?
– thrig
Jul 12 at 13:54
This is usually a very, very bad idea. But tell us more -- if you're going to take on all support for your custom release, forever, there's got to be a great payoff for doing all that work properly. Please tell us.
– user2066657
Jul 14 at 0:39
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On my Cent OS 7 the latest version of libmysqlclient.so.18 has been installed but I want to install libmysqlclient.so.16: and want to remove libmysqlclient.so.18.
How can I do this?
centos rhel mysql mysql-connection
asked Jul 12 at 6:13
Rana Hadaiq Ahmad
11
On my Cent OS 7 the latest version of libmysqlclient.so.18 has been installed but I want to install libmysqlclient.so.16: and want to remove libmysqlclient.so.18.
How can I do this?
centos rhel mysql mysql-connection
asked Jul 12 at 6:13
Rana Hadaiq Ahmad
11
asked Jul 12 at 6:13
Rana Hadaiq Ahmad
11
asked Jul 12 at 6:13
Rana Hadaiq Ahmad
11
asked Jul 12 at 6:13
Rana Hadaiq Ahmad
11
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you'll need to hand compile and install that library somewhere else, and then maintain it for security patches ... or why exactly do you need this?
– thrig
Jul 12 at 13:54
This is usually a very, very bad idea. But tell us more -- if you're going to take on all support for your custom release, forever, there's got to be a great payoff for doing all that work properly. Please tell us.
– user2066657
Jul 14 at 0:39
add a comment |Â
1
you'll need to hand compile and install that library somewhere else, and then maintain it for security patches ... or why exactly do you need this?
– thrig
Jul 12 at 13:54
This is usually a very, very bad idea. But tell us more -- if you're going to take on all support for your custom release, forever, there's got to be a great payoff for doing all that work properly. Please tell us.
– user2066657
Jul 14 at 0:39
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you'll need to hand compile and install that library somewhere else, and then maintain it for security patches ... or why exactly do you need this?
– thrig
Jul 12 at 13:54
you'll need to hand compile and install that library somewhere else, and then maintain it for security patches ... or why exactly do you need this?
– thrig
Jul 12 at 13:54
This is usually a very, very bad idea. But tell us more -- if you're going to take on all support for your custom release, forever, there's got to be a great payoff for doing all that work properly. Please tell us.
– user2066657
Jul 14 at 0:39
This is usually a very, very bad idea. But tell us more -- if you're going to take on all support for your custom release, forever, there's got to be a great payoff for doing all that work properly. Please tell us.
– user2066657
Jul 14 at 0:39
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you'll need to hand compile and install that library somewhere else, and then maintain it for security patches ... or why exactly do you need this?
– thrig
Jul 12 at 13:54
This is usually a very, very bad idea. But tell us more -- if you're going to take on all support for your custom release, forever, there's got to be a great payoff for doing all that work properly. Please tell us.
– user2066657
Jul 14 at 0:39