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CentOS 7 uses mariadb, so the install.sh stuff depending on MySQL will fail. Some notes in case anyone wants to run with this before I get a chance:
-Add detection for CentOS 7 maybe by looking for /etc/os-release (don't solely trust the existence of redhat-release anymore. It's now a link to os-release.
-Replace the "yum -yq install mysql-server mysql-libs mysql-devel" lines with "yum -yq install mariadb-server mariadb-libs mariadb-devel"
-systemctl is now used in place of service, so something like /bin/systemctl start mariadb.service is needed.
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Sorry for the late response. It got filtered on my client. os-releaase is also for other distros. Yes, /bin/systemctl is now used for CentOS 7, but for the time being service still works as a link to systemctl. I imagine that will be deprecated someday.
CentOS 7 uses mariadb, so the install.sh stuff depending on MySQL will fail. Some notes in case anyone wants to run with this before I get a chance:
-Add detection for CentOS 7 maybe by looking for /etc/os-release (don't solely trust the existence of redhat-release anymore. It's now a link to os-release.
-Replace the "yum -yq install mysql-server mysql-libs mysql-devel" lines with "yum -yq install mariadb-server mariadb-libs mariadb-devel"
-systemctl is now used in place of service, so something like /bin/systemctl start mariadb.service is needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: