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Cents is a redhat based system their process is geared towards enterprise and stability over tone such that they major, minor versions of the services, applications available on them is maintained.<br />
Micro and nano updates are applied for sevurity, bug fixes.<br />
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To answer your issue, you would need to download the RPM from dev.mysql.com and any dependency to get the version not available on the centos 7.<br />
Debian, Ubuntu are more of a more current version, but you have to copiously look through the changelogs of updates to make sure your deployed application would not be adversely impacted by the update.<br />
I.e. Your app uses functions, tools that the newer version deprecated, the tools are no longer available, Claud or changed how they work......<br />
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Leapt to the wrong conclusion, my advice would be fix the issue as it is likely vulnerable .....<br />
And you either do it know potentially with some minor/moderate changes versus delaying it till the next time a couple of years down the line where the disparity be ones a large, major effort and .....
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The legacy website is written by a company long long time ago and it is difficult to make changes. I still need MySQL 5.6 installed. I'm sucked in the &nbsp;following, any idea ?<br />
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[root@server html]# rpm -ivh mysql-community-release-el<wbr />6-5.noarch<wbr />.rpm<br />
error: Failed dependencies:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; mysql-community-release conflicts with (installed) mysql57-community-release-<wbr />el7-10.noa<wbr />rch
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My current version mysql5.7.2 on my Centos 7 can't support some old php coding. Where I can download the old version ? How to install it on my Centos ?<br />
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Thx
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My current version mysql5.7.2 on my Centos 7 can't support some old php coding. Where I can download the old version ? How to install it on my Centos ?

Thx

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