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From:Richard Ellerbrock Date:March 22 2001 10:12am
Subject:Re: RV: RPM with berkely-bd
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None exists. To create your own rpm is very simple:

Download source rpm
Install source rpm with rpm -i
Files will appear in /usr/src/redhat tree
Change to /usr/src/redhat/SPECS
Modify mysql.spec file to include BDB (just uncomment line on - easy to find)
Next build with rpm --bb --target=i686 mysql.spec (mysql.spec in the file lying in the
SPECS dierctory)
Wait a while!
RPM's can be found in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i686
Install as normal

Once installed, change to /usr/src/redhat/BUILD/mysqlxxx/mysql-test and run mysql-test-run
to test your binary.

Next delete the build tree from the /usr/src/redhat/BUILD directory.

Done.

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Richard Ellerbrock
richarde@stripped

>>> "serconsur" <serconsur@stripped> 2001/03/22 10:31:35
> >>>



    Hi, I have downloaded the standard binary RPM for i386 (3.22.35) but it doesn t
include the Berkeley-DB library for the use the transaction in MYSQL. 
    Could you send me a stable version of MySQL in standar binary RPM with  transactions
by using the Berkeley DB library ? Thanks you.

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RV: RPM with berkely-bdserconsur22 Mar
Re: RV: RPM with berkely-bdRichard Ellerbrock22 Mar