Upgrading MySQL On Linux Server
I need to upgrade MySQL on my server. I've tried to find some tutorial, but Google found nothing interesting.
I wonder what is the easiest and most safe way to upgrade MySQL? I'd like to keep configuration (./configure params, configuration files etc) as is and to not hurt anything.
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