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Wednesday, August 29. 2007

Binary builds of MySQL Proxy available via the openSUSE build service

In addition to the binary downloads that we provide from our site, Linux RPM builds of the MySQL Proxy (both the latest stable version as well as SVN snapshot releases, named mysql-proxy-snapshot) are now available for download from the server:/database repository of the openSUSE build service. It provides packages for a number of Linux distributions, e.g. Fedora 5/6, SLES 9/10 SuSE/openSUSE 10.x. By the way, this repository also contains RPMs of the current 5.0.45 MySQL Community Server for the distributions mentioned above. Thanks a lot to Darix for the initial checkin of the proxy package!

 

Posted by Lenz Grimmer in Linux, MySQL, OSS at 21:57 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)
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