configure -enable-community-features -prefix=/opt/mysql-5.0.91/ -enable-local-infile \ How to download and configure MySQL 5.0 for installation: with-named-curses-libs=/opt/ncurses/lib/libncurses.a #replace the ncurses location a/c to your system with-plugins=partition,blackhole,federated,heap,innodb_plugin -without-docs \ with-mysqld-user=mysql -with-big-tables \ configure -enable-profiling -prefix=/opt/mysql-5.1.51/ -enable-local-infile \ How to download and configure MySQL 5.1 for installation: This topic was pretty long, so I wrote a separate tutorial " Download, configure, compile, and install MySQL 5.5.8 from source code on Linux". How to install MySQL 5.5 from source code on Linux: configure commands below by changing the value assigned to prefix option. You can change the installation directory in. You can download the files for mysql 5.0.91 from. For MySQL version 5.0 and lower, you have to go to the Archives page on MySQL's website. You have to download MySQL source code tarred and gzipped files from MySQL's website first. '#' (w/o quotes) in front of the commands below means you have to run the command as root user (or use sudo ). Please make sure you check the downloaded file's integrity before unzipping it (click here for more info on this). These instructions were tested on Debian Lenny.
The specific version of MySQL database server that I chose are 5.0.91 and 5.1.51. In this tutorial, I have only explained the installation instructions for MySQL 5.0 and 5.1. Next, you need to decide what MySQL version you wish to install. Luckily, I have already written about how to install libncurses here.
SUSE, RedHat, CentOS etc.įirstly, you will need to install libncurses. These instructions should work on other Linux distributions e.g. Have you ever tried to download and install MySQL server 5.0 or 5.1 from source code? If you have not but want to, here are the easy steps to do so on a Debian/Ubuntu Linux machine.
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