FreeBSD Problem with mySQL Server?

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waradmin
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FreeBSD Problem with mySQL Server?

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Hey. I would post this under the Servers forum or whatever but nobody ever looks there and this isnt an Apache or IIS related problem its more of a linux question.

Ok, so I am having trouble installing mysql41-server on my server. When do:
server1# cd /usr/ports/databases/mysql41-server
server1# make install clean
===> mysql-server-4.1.13 is marked as broken: MySQL versions mismatch: mysql40-client is installed and wanted version is mysql41-client.
===> Cleaning for mysql-client-4.1.13
===> Cleaning for libtool-1.5.18
===> Cleaning for mysql-server-4.1.13
server1#
See it errors out and stops. What can be causing this? I assume its because i have mysql41 client installed but if thats the case how do i remove it so i can install the server?

Thanks in advance.
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Re: FreeBSD Problem with mySQL Server?

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waradmin wrote:Hey. I would post this under the Servers forum or whatever but nobody ever looks there and this isnt an Apache or IIS related problem its more of a linux question.

Hmm, I look at all those places all the time, and what was wrong with the forum labelled 'linux'?


Anyways google says

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pkg_delete mysql-4.1.13
will do the trick, make mysql dumps first it could trash your existing database
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Re: FreeBSD Problem with mySQL Server?

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jshpro2 wrote:
waradmin wrote:Hey. I would post this under the Servers forum or whatever but nobody ever looks there and this isnt an Apache or IIS related problem its more of a linux question.

Hmm, I look at all those places all the time, and what was wrong with the forum labelled 'linux'?


Anyways google says

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pkg_delete mysql-4.1.13
will do the trick, make mysql dumps first it could trash your existing database
I often wish I had a brain as clever as that Google person's :) How does he manage to sit there all day anwsering all these questions? I reckon he must be pretty tired out by now.
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