Maria 10.4 support
Not Planned
As a Database Administrator, I would like to have support for MariaDB 10.4 so that I can upgrade my existing database server.
I know it's still in BETA at the moment, but I want to make sure this request is logged and that it can be implemented as soon as it's possible.
10.4 will bring several improvements, as always, and some of them are of my interest. :)
I like this idea 
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The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
It is available now: https://mariadb.org/mariadb-10-4-6-first-stable-10-4-release-and-mariadb-connector-j-2-4-2-now-available/
Can it be added?
Thank you 😊
It is available now: https://mariadb.org/mariadb-10-4-6-first-stable-10-4-release-and-mariadb-connector-j-2-4-2-now-available/
Can it be added?
Thank you 😊
MariaDB 10.4 is now Stable -- https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/mariadb-1046-release-notes/
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/changes-improvements-in-mariadb-104/
MariaDB 10.4 is now Stable -- https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/mariadb-1046-release-notes/
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/changes-improvements-in-mariadb-104/
Is there any ETA for this request?MariaDB has already started on the development of 10.5.
Is there any ETA for this request?MariaDB has already started on the development of 10.5.
I have already installed mariadb latest version on server from the instructions given in mariadb.com:
[root@host ~]# mariadb --versionmariadb
Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.4.8-MariaDB, for Linux (x86_64) using readline 5.1
The server seems to get "wings" after this update.
BUT...
Restore accounts is not working from within WHM.
It keeps failing as db mismatch without any reason.
I have already installed mariadb latest version on server from the instructions given in mariadb.com:
[root@host ~]# mariadb --versionmariadb
Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.4.8-MariaDB, for Linux (x86_64) using readline 5.1
The server seems to get "wings" after this update.
BUT...
Restore accounts is not working from within WHM.
It keeps failing as db mismatch without any reason.
MariaDB just published 10.5.0 so I opened a request for that version as well: https://features.cpanel.net/topic/mariadb-10-5-support
Thank you for voting :-)
MariaDB just published 10.5.0 so I opened a request for that version as well: https://features.cpanel.net/topic/mariadb-10-5-support
Thank you for voting :-)
Any update on that?
Any update on that?
How long we need to wait?
How long we need to wait?
It has been a year and a half! I just hope that version 90 will have it. That slow developent of cPanel is driving me crazy. 10.5 is about become GA!
It has been a year and a half! I just hope that version 90 will have it. That slow developent of cPanel is driving me crazy. 10.5 is about become GA!
Yep. This is like waiting for Windows 7. I can't restore back ups, even when using the paid service of Jet Backups because 'its not supported'... And MariaDB just label it as 'Stable release'. So this needs a little bit of priority I think. What I do think is that its not a priority because the way db permissions work has changed, so its not an easy update, and then combine that with the fact most people will just use 10.3 this becomes a non priority
Yep. This is like waiting for Windows 7. I can't restore back ups, even when using the paid service of Jet Backups because 'its not supported'... And MariaDB just label it as 'Stable release'. So this needs a little bit of priority I think. What I do think is that its not a priority because the way db permissions work has changed, so its not an easy update, and then combine that with the fact most people will just use 10.3 this becomes a non priority
Obsolete as of now... https://mariadb.org/mariadb-10-5-4-now-available/
Obsolete as of now... https://mariadb.org/mariadb-10-5-4-now-available/
I suppose we better all go vote on the 10.5 feature request thread here:
https://features.cpanel.net/topic/mariadb-10-5-support
Can someone from cpanel let us know if you plan to support 10.4 still or just skip it and go straight to 10.5?
I suppose we better all go vote on the 10.5 feature request thread here:
https://features.cpanel.net/topic/mariadb-10-5-support
Can someone from cpanel let us know if you plan to support 10.4 still or just skip it and go straight to 10.5?
Judging by the fact that there is no explanation whatsoever, they did not even start working on 10.4. They'll probably start working on 10.5 with the release of 10.6, which will be availabe right before the release of 10.7 :]
Come on people!
Judging by the fact that there is no explanation whatsoever, they did not even start working on 10.4. They'll probably start working on 10.5 with the release of 10.6, which will be availabe right before the release of 10.7 :]
Come on people!
I mean. We've been waiting for the ability to have segmented access for cpanel logins so that contractors can get individual access to things like mysql without having the keys to every single account feature for 7 YEARS. SEVEN YEARS. I hate to say it but cPanels ability to reasonably respond to feature development has become dreadful.
I mean. We've been waiting for the ability to have segmented access for cpanel logins so that contractors can get individual access to things like mysql without having the keys to every single account feature for 7 YEARS. SEVEN YEARS. I hate to say it but cPanels ability to reasonably respond to feature development has become dreadful.
Magento 2.4 releases next month, and they recommend Mariadb 10.4 (10.3 is not listed in the official tech stack requirements).
I'm honestly considering switching panels if the panel is causing limitations of holding back upgrades for my customers.
Magento 2.4 releases next month, and they recommend Mariadb 10.4 (10.3 is not listed in the official tech stack requirements).
I'm honestly considering switching panels if the panel is causing limitations of holding back upgrades for my customers.
I've been actively keeping an eye on this one as I use MariaDB myself and this is getting kind of ridiculous. WHM 'supports' MariaDB and MySQL, but the key thing is once you upgrade to MariaDB you can't go back to MySQL. Databases are a key aspect of any server these days... so for those of us who decided to use MariaDB, with no worries in our head because it was supported, are now kind of screwed because we can't update to the latest version until cPanel allows it and we can't change to MySQL which is being kept current. Doesn't really sound like the definition of supported to me and all of us using MariaDB are left with literally no option/choice outside of provisioning new servers with MySQL, swapping, configuring, making changes to our code, and so on and so on. We all know that is usually not a simple and quick thing to do.
I've been actively keeping an eye on this one as I use MariaDB myself and this is getting kind of ridiculous. WHM 'supports' MariaDB and MySQL, but the key thing is once you upgrade to MariaDB you can't go back to MySQL. Databases are a key aspect of any server these days... so for those of us who decided to use MariaDB, with no worries in our head because it was supported, are now kind of screwed because we can't update to the latest version until cPanel allows it and we can't change to MySQL which is being kept current. Doesn't really sound like the definition of supported to me and all of us using MariaDB are left with literally no option/choice outside of provisioning new servers with MySQL, swapping, configuring, making changes to our code, and so on and so on. We all know that is usually not a simple and quick thing to do.
I'd have to agree - this shouldn't be set to "open discussion".
CloudLinux supports installs of 10.4 already, however we all know cPanel needs to fix their scripts. I'm guessing they might need to start going in the direction of different code depending on if it's mysql or mariadb, just like they have for postgresql, since they're now more or less seperate from each other.
Sure - we need el8 support more than this (because c'mon, we dont want to migrate those el6 to el7 when el8 is around the corner), but cPanel has enough devops to go around, right? :D
And I remember you wrote about it a while back here:
https://blog.cpanel.com/being-a-good-open-source-community-member-why-we-hesitated-on-mysql-5-7/
We will also soon discontinue the building and shipping of our own MySQL RPMs (like we have done already with MariaDB) relying instead on the versions provided upstream. That will help ensure that we’re shipping things as soon as possible.
So please give us an ETA!
I'd have to agree - this shouldn't be set to "open discussion".
CloudLinux supports installs of 10.4 already, however we all know cPanel needs to fix their scripts. I'm guessing they might need to start going in the direction of different code depending on if it's mysql or mariadb, just like they have for postgresql, since they're now more or less seperate from each other.
Sure - we need el8 support more than this (because c'mon, we dont want to migrate those el6 to el7 when el8 is around the corner), but cPanel has enough devops to go around, right? :D
And I remember you wrote about it a while back here:
https://blog.cpanel.com/being-a-good-open-source-community-member-why-we-hesitated-on-mysql-5-7/
We will also soon discontinue the building and shipping of our own MySQL RPMs (like we have done already with MariaDB) relying instead on the versions provided upstream. That will help ensure that we’re shipping things as soon as possible.
So please give us an ETA!
This is what cPanel recommended me for an upgrade path but I did not try it. If anyone tries, please let us know.
https://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb/repositories/
This is what cPanel recommended me for an upgrade path but I did not try it. If anyone tries, please let us know.
https://downloads.mariadb.org/mariadb/repositories/
So we have now MariaDB 10.5.
So we have now MariaDB 10.5.
Is someone from Cpanel able to reply to my post from 33 days ago:
>Can someone from Cpanel let us know if you plan to support 10.4 still or just skip it and go straight to 10.5?
Is someone from Cpanel able to reply to my post from 33 days ago:
>Can someone from Cpanel let us know if you plan to support 10.4 still or just skip it and go straight to 10.5?
Magento v2.4 was released almost 2 months ago, this is a major update. Magento states MariaDB 10.2 is not tested or recommended. We really need an upgrade path to MariaDB 10.4+ so we can make sure our Magneto e-commerce websites are secure. Is cPanel any closer to implementing a newer version of MariaDB? Thanks.
Magento v2.4 was released almost 2 months ago, this is a major update. Magento states MariaDB 10.2 is not tested or recommended. We really need an upgrade path to MariaDB 10.4+ so we can make sure our Magneto e-commerce websites are secure. Is cPanel any closer to implementing a newer version of MariaDB? Thanks.
The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
The issues that have been experienced with recent MariaDB releases have caused notable concern in terms of impact for our customers. As a result of this, we are spending some time investigating our options which is in part why it’s taken an extended amount of time to deliver the next MariaDB upgrade. At this time we plan to skip MariaDB 10.4 and begin offering MariaDB 10.5 in 2021.
Will you do it in version 94?
Will you do it in version 94?
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