Replication Error On RedHat AS 4 ( 5.0.33)
I download the newer MySQL version 5.0.33. And i compile it for multi-threads support on my 64 bit Redhat AS 4 running on DELL 2950. Everything is fine while installation time.
But error occues when another slave MySQL contact this new MySQL version master. After trying, I found out some kind of error "ONLY" happen on 64 bit RedHat AS4 and running with mult-threads MySQL.
I wound not wanna downgrade my 64 RH4 AS to 32. Although "Non-Multi-thread" MySQL can well run on my 64 bit RH4 AS, multi-threads MySQL still my prefer if it can work out.
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