Is there suppose to be some lines in the versionlock.list for MariaDB 10.5 so it does not upgrade to version 10.6 on yum update .. and if so what lines do i need to put in?
Regards
Henrik
Regards
Henrik
Hey there! No, there is nothing you need to manually add to the server to keep that from updating. When your specific database tier is chosen, either through the installation or by updating MySQL/MariaDB through WHM, we subscribe your server to a specific repository that is used for updates. For example, a server running MariaDB 10.5 would see this in /etc/yum.repos.d:
Please note, you may see other repository files listed if you've updated through multiple versions of MySQL and MariaDB.
This would mean that your server would not be able to update outside of that server to a newer major version, since the repository doesn't exist. We always ask for multiple confirmations in the WHM interface whenever a major version change or upgrade happens.
Let me know if that helps!
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-rw------- 1 root root 144 Aug 24 19:45 MariaDB105.repoThis would mean that your server would not be able to update outside of that server to a newer major version, since the repository doesn't exist. We always ask for multiple confirmations in the WHM interface whenever a major version change or upgrade happens.
Let me know if that helps!
Yes - as long as there haven't been any customizations to the repositories and you've performed your updates through WHM, your server will be just fine.
