From what I see in centos7 mariadb and mysql provide those symbols and we also have that patch from Oracle in PS 5.5.
Looking at mariadb (from centos7 repo) and mysql-community:
The only thing I wanted to do is get some sort of error with the old packages so I can compare but I couldn't - the installation works and I tried some simple php script but it works. So it would be good if we can get some testcase other then the "rpm --provides" output.
From what I see in centos7 mariadb and mysql provide those symbols and we also have that patch from Oracle in PS 5.5.
Looking at mariadb (from centos7 repo) and mysql-community:
[vagrant@ t-centos7- 64 oracle55]$ rpm -qp MySQL-shared- 5.5.44- 1.el7.x86_ 64.rpm --provides x86-64) = 5.5.44-1.el7 so.18() (64bit) so.18(libmysqlc lient_16) (64bit) so.18(libmysqlc lient_18) (64bit)
MySQL-shared = 5.5.44-1.el7
MySQL-shared(
libmysqlclient.
libmysqlclient.
libmysqlclient.
[vagrant@ t-centos7- 64 ~]$ rpm -qp mysql-community -libs-5. 6.25-2. el7.x86_ 64.rpm --provides x86-64) = 5.6.25-2.el7 so.18() (64bit) so.18(libmysqlc lient_16) (64bit) so.18(libmysqlc lient_18) (64bit) -libs = 5.6.25-2.el7 -libs(x86- 64) = 5.6.25-2.el7
MySQL-shared(
libmysqlclient.
libmysqlclient.
libmysqlclient.
mysql-community
mysql-community
mysql-libs = 5.6.25-2.el7
mysql-libs(x86-64) = 5.6.25-2.el7
So I have pushed the packages in our testing repo and they can be tested from there or from this link: jenkins. percona. com/job/ percona- server- 5.6-redhat- binary/ 155/label_ exp=centos7- 64/
http://
The resulting output is: t-centos7- 64 new]$ rpm -qp Percona- Server- shared- 56-5.6. 25-rel73. 1.el7.x86_ 64.rpm --provides Server- shared- 56 = 5.6.25-rel73.1.el7 Server- shared- 56(x86- 64) = 5.6.25-rel73.1.el7 Percona- Server- shared- 56) = 5.6.25-rel73.1.el7 so.18() (64bit) so.18(libmysqlc lient_16) (64bit) so.18(libmysqlc lient_18) (64bit)
[vagrant@
Percona-
Percona-
config(
libmysqlclient.
libmysqlclient.
libmysqlclient.
mysql-libs
mysql-shared
The only thing I wanted to do is get some sort of error with the old packages so I can compare but I couldn't - the installation works and I tried some simple php script but it works. So it would be good if we can get some testcase other then the "rpm --provides" output.