mysql_select making bad symlinks

[flynnmj@…]

I noticed that most of the symlinks were pointing to the wrong files. I used the following command to make mysql56 the default port.

sudo port select --set mysql mysql56

I believe I have the latest version installed.

mysql_select @0.1.2_0 (active)

Will try to include a directory listing showing the mismatched symlinks.

[flynnmj@…]

Listing of the mismatched symlinks

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

All the files those symlinks point to do exist on my system with mysql56 installed. Do they not exist on your system? Or do they exist in different locations?

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Oh I see now, some of the symlinks don't point to the right files. The symlink mysql_upgrade points to mysql_setpermission, the symlink mysql_setpermission points to mysql_plugin, and so on.

This should be fixed now in r137218.

Wait 30 minutes, then selfupdate, then upgrade mysql_select, then re-select mysql56:

sudo port selfupdate
sudo port upgrade mysql_select
port select mysql mysql56

That should do it.

[flynnmj@…]

Everything looks to be linked correctly. Thanks for fixing this.