Re: akonadi error 10

Hi Andre,

On Wednesday, 2009-08-26, Andre Bischof wrote:

> ii  mysql-client                                   4.1.15-1
>              mysql database client (transitional dummy pa
> ii  mysql-client-4.1                               4.1.15-1
>              mysql database client binaries
> ii  mysql-common                                   5.1.37-1
>              MySQL database common files (e.g. /etc/mysql
> ii  mysql-server                                   4.1.15-1
>              mysql database server (transitional dummy pa
> ii  mysql-server-4.1                               4.1.15-1
>              mysql database server binaries

The other day there was a user on IRC who had a similar problem (one of the 
tables not being created), because his MySQL versions didn't understand 
charset UTF-8.
He also had a 4.x MySQL version.

It could be that one needs MySQL 5.x for this kind of data fields or that the 
syntax for them has changed.

You wrote at the beginning that you are running a Debian testing/unstable mix, 
however Debian says [1] that even old stable has 5.x

Maybe you pinned something?

Cheers,
Kevin

[1] http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=mysql-server

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