Installing MySQL RPM On Linux
I am trying to install MySQL with this command:
rpm -ivh MySQL-server-4.0.13-0.i386.rpm
I get bunch of errors regarding conflicts with the existing
installation (files in /usr/share/mysql/.....)
1. Originaly mySQL was isntalled with Linux 7 install
2. I can't un-install mySQL via Linux Add/Remove program, I get an
error stating sthat shared library option must be selected (it's is
selected)
3. I have deleted /usr/share/mysql directly, but still have a problem.
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