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  1. Came late to the party and you appear to have found the solution I am actually running several diff servers (one specifically for a build), so that if anything is being built or upgraded it will only blow up one server and not affect the running world. TIP: Remember to update your boost libraries (for Linux) when it calls for a specific version on the build box or core update. The mysql client libraries and boost must match exactly or you get a mismatch error.
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  2. Hi everyone, in the attempt to reach this milestone, I wrote a technical description of the situation up to now on WPP's issue tracker - GitHub.
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  3. Trying to get back into messing with TC a bit more, and I'm planning to actually set up proper CI and keep things more separated between a build server and an application server. As part of that, I want to make sure I'm packaging what I need and nothing else for deployment. What do I need - or not need - installed on the application server, assuming that I'm moving over binaries from a build server?
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  4. For reference - for others doing this, I only needed to install libboost-all-dev libmysqlclient-dev mysql-client to run TC on its own application server. This can be considered solved.
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