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Downgrade Mysql in cpanel server

You know downgrades are not recommended, it’s always best to stick with a newer version and work around whatever issues you have but if you really have to downgrade then this way is pretty easy and always works 99% of the time to be honest.

 

As always make sure you take BACKUPS of your databases and mysql directory before you continue..

Edit /var/cpanel/cpanel.config and look for the mysql-version line and edit the number to whatever version you need i.e.

mysql-version=5.1

to


mysql-version=5.0
Save it and run the following command:


/scripts/mysqlup --force


After this is done – login to your WHM control panel and run easyeapache and rebuild based on your last profile to connect everything back together.


After that you should be good to go.


 


Thanks


 


								
				

					
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