Please check /etc/yum.repos.d/ this is most likely where the “o” is missing?

although the repository is up to date, it does not work, it cannot find the MariaDB 10.11 version, only 10.5 can still be found

 

Have you installed the mariadb repo as indicated in https://docs.centreon.com/docs/upgrade/upgrade-mariadb/#upgrading-between-major-mariadb-versions?
https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mysql_upgrade/

Hi @slayderz2, 

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Bonjour,

Malheureusement la procédure est manifestement fausse : https://docs.centreon.com/fr/docs/upgrade/upgrade-mariadb/#changer-de-version-majeure-de-mariadb

Le paquet MariaDB-compat-10.11 n’existe pas, malgré installation des dépôts MariaDB officiels :

Il serait intéressant de corriger la procédure de mise à jour MariaDB, car ce paquet n’est plus à disposition sur les dépôts MariaDB.

Utiliser la même ligne, sans le paquet inexistant :

dnf install MariaDB-server-10.11\* MariaDB-client-10.11\* MariaDB-shared-10.11\* MariaDB-compat-10.11\* MariaDB-common-10.11\*

Hello @fgohierre,

Lots of customers seem to have used this procedure without encountering this problem, so maybe there is a problem your end.

Can you access this URL from your machine? https://packages.centreon.com/ui/native/rpm-standard/24.04/el9/stable/noarch/repodata/
If you can, maybe the problem comes from a proxy. I you can't, this is a network issue.

Regards

Hello again @fgohierre 

It seems that the solution is simpler than I thought and it is included in the documentation:
 

Hope this helps!