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Old 01-27-2004, 02:39 PM   #1
bonzo
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I've tried to uninstall mysql...


It appears I've hosed my mysql installation. Nothing is lost but I can't seem to get it to reinstall.

Originally I had 4.0.11 and messed that one up. So, I tried to remove it.... I thought that was successful, so I downloaded the latest and greatest so I could start over. 4.0.17 ran through the rpm and Voila'. It complains about 4.0.11 files. So, I go back and find the 4.011 rpm and reinstall and it complains about 4.0.17 files......

I try to rpm -e it and it says it isn't installed. So, I rpm -install it and it says it is already installed...

I'm smiling by now.

Anyway I can just nuke this and start over?
 
Old 04-27-2004, 04:55 AM   #2
Boby
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hello
try rpm -qa mysql .. maybe you'll find something.
if yes...then rpm -e <what you found>. try now the new mysql 4.0.17

hope it helped!
 
  


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