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MariaDB and MySQL Governor updated

  • 13 March 2019

We have updated the following MariaDB and MySQL Governor packages on all of our servers. All Nuagerie servers are automatically updated, however, the manual update commands have been included.

MariaDB

Changelog:

cl-MariaDB55-5.5.63-1

  • updated up to 5.5.63.

cl-MariaDB102-10.2.22-1

  • updated up to 10.2.22.

Updating or Installing MariaDB

To update MariaDB to the newest version, please enter the following into the command terminal:

# yum update cl-MariaDB-meta-client cl-MariaDB-meta-devel cl-MariaDB-meta cl-MariaDB*
# service mysql restart
# service db_governor restart 

 To install MariaDB 5.5 on a new server, run:

# yum install governor-mysql
# /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/mysqlgovernor.py --mysql-version=mariadb55
# /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/mysqlgovernor.py --install 

To install MariaDB 10.2 on a new server, execute: 

# yum install governor-mysql
# /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/mysqlgovernor.py --mysql-version=mariadb102
# /usr/share/lve/dbgovernor/mysqlgovernor.py --install 

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MySQL Governor

A new updated MySQL Governor version 1.2-39 is now available.

Changelog:

governor-mysql-1.2.39

  • MYSQLG-377: added options --wizard and --status;
  • MYSQLG-364: added returning a non-zero value in case of error;
  • MYSQLG-368: fixed current packages download procedure for DirectAdmin;
  • MYSQLG-366: download official mysql/mariadb packages on cPanel;
  • MYSQLG-365: db_governor service enabled for CloudLinux 7;
  • MYSQLG-363: added daemon-reload in postun scriptlet;
  • MYSQLG-361: added return codes for errors during installation;
  • MYSQLG-311: copyright updated;
  • MYSQLG-338: fixed memory leak with init_lve/exit_lve;
  • MYSQLG-344: prevent resetting of max_user_connections when unfreezing;
  • MYSQLG-346: added an option for update credentials;
  • MYSQLG-319: warn a user about disable of protectbase plugin.

To update, run:

# yum update governor-mysql 
# service db_governor restart