For some reason you need to downgrade MySQL 5 to MySQL 4.1 to achieve this you will have to do the following:
To check the which all mysql rpm’s are available use the command:
Now, we will forcefully install mysql by the following command:
To check the which all mysql rpm’s are available use the command:
rpm -qa | grep -i mysql-First of all take a backup of /var/lib/mysql, and also ask the other users to keep a backup it with them. This can also be a .sql file. The command to take a backup is:
cp /var/lib/mysql /var/lib/mysql.bkNow, you will have to edit the cPanel config file and make manual changes under this, so edit it with the command:
nano /var/cpanel/cpanel.configAnd here, find for the line “mysql-version=5.0” and change it to “mysql-version=4.1”
Now, we will forcefully install mysql by the following command:
/scripts/mysqlup --forceYou can now check again with the command:
rpm -qa | grep -i mysql-
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