Stephane, The purpose of the sb shortcut is to add an advanced layer of command shortening, on top of something like
make_replication_sandbox 5.5.29
This only works if you are using $SANDBOX_BINARY. If not, the shortcuts may backfire.
To take advantage of this feature, the recommended procedure is:
mkdir -p $HOME/opt/mysql # or set SANDBOX_BINARY to the place where you have expanded the tarballs
make_sandbox --export_binaries /home/stephane/mysql-5.5.29-linux2.6-i686.tar.gz
# when asked for confirmation, say 'n'
Then, you can run
sb r5.5.29
Stephane,
The purpose of the sb shortcut is to add an advanced layer of command shortening, on top of something like
make_replicatio n_sandbox 5.5.29
This only works if you are using $SANDBOX_BINARY. If not, the shortcuts may backfire.
To take advantage of this feature, the recommended procedure is:
mkdir -p $HOME/opt/mysql
# or set SANDBOX_BINARY to the place where you have expanded the tarballs
make_sandbox --export_binaries /home/stephane/ mysql-5. 5.29-linux2. 6-i686. tar.gz
# when asked for confirmation, say 'n'
Then, you can run
sb r5.5.29