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  • Incredibly, the software upgrade went smoothly on my Red Hat Linux-based server: I've just downloaded the RPMs from MySQL.com [mysql.com] and had no problems at all.
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    • Any idea why the upgrade to MySQL is needed? I would have hoped that slashcode is not dependant on any particular features of the database... :-(
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      • Re:Easy enough (Score:2)

        by moïse (676) on Wednesday October 24 2001, @09:38AM (#3543) Homepage Journal
        As far as I know (reading a piece of Slash documentation somewhere, sometime) this has something to do with the implementation of auto-increments in MySQL.
        I did a test migration (slash2.0.0+MySQL3.23) which was reasonably smooth