Ubuntu LTS 22.04 (MariaDB vs MySQL)

[Valeyard]

@Joe

The new installer has different dependencies. You should not switch to other repos for no reason and without understanding the differences.

We change major versions of the repositories so that we can break things without breaking your things. So…don’t switch without understanding what the differences are.

The virtual-server module is just the Webmin module. “Virtualmin” is the install script, all the packages, the repos, the yum groups, the virtualm-config settings, all the other modules, and a few other dependencies. All of those things change when major versions change. You running Virtualmin virtual-server module version 7.1 does not make your system the same as a Virtualmin 7 system (but you’ll have mostly all the same features, or the ability to enable/add them…just slightly different deps and defaults).

Well you could have replied to the question in this topic instead.

It’s confusing because:

It doesn’t report to me “Virtualmin virtual-server module version 7.1”.

Anyway if I understand you correctly - once the stable release of the version 7 installer is released I can us it running --setup to upgrade?

@Gomez_Adams

But that’s not the point. The point is they’re going to make MyriaDB the default database server in Virtualmin 7. That’s why people like me are waiting for the new Virtualmin 7 installer.

You can install MariaDB fine as it is. From everything I’ve read it’s not uBuntu that’s buggy it’s the RHEL-like distros holding up the v7 release.