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How to upgrade my MYSQL to specific version

Posted December 28, 2016 6k views
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Hello,
Now i use mysql version 5.5.53 ( on ubuntu 14.04.1 )
i want to upgrade there to 5.6.29 ( not latest version just only v. 5.6.29 )
how can i do that ?

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aghimire December 28, 2016

You can use apt-cache policy mysql-server and see which versions are available depending on repo you’ve configured at /etc/apt/sources.list
then copy version number to install if that is available like 

apt-get install mysql-server=5.6.29

(Use sudo if not root)
I don’t actually recommend this as it might break things if you’re using mysql with php, phpmyadmin etc

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