mysql duplicate packages: fatal error fixed here

1. MYSQL DUPLICATE
PACKAGES FATAL
ERROR
Users receive this message despite of trying two things, viz. re-using “root” as the MySQL database
user name and while inserting “git” as an extra package. The error appears repeatedly; solutions for
the same are given below.

2. ClearDuplicate Files
 1. Download Clone Files Checker.
 2. Install and run the application.
 3. Start full scan of duplicate files.
 4. Delete all duplicate files found.

3. Resolve Problemwith the
Function
 One or more functions may have declared
inside a single function at inappropriate
place. This causes an error message. The
solution is to end the function and then
start the new function

4. Remove Duplicate Module Folder
 1. Find duplicate module folders. Example:
1) /m o dule s/syste m /syste m 2)
/modules/modules/system
 2. You may find two different folders with
the same name, for example, syste m .
 3. In this case, I would prefer removing the
system folder located in latter case, i.e.
/modules/modules location.

5. Remove Conflicting PHPCode
 EXAMPLE 1:
 SELECT nid
 FROM node_revisions
 WHERE body LIKE %getnodecount%’;
 EXAMPLE 2:
 mysql_install_db --verbose –
user=”whoami” --basedir=”$(brew --prefix
mysql)” --datadir=/usr/local/var/mysql –
tmpdir=/tmp

6. Conflicts with Theme & Module Names
 The PHP code you entered may be
invalid. Delete the code that caused this
error. Locate the table called
“node_revisions” and remove conflicting
code.
 Here are some examples of conflicting
PHP codes:

7. Conflicts with Theme & Module Names
 The PHP code you entered may be
invalid. Delete the code that caused this
error. Locate the table called
“node_revisions” and remove conflicting
code.
 Here are some examples of conflicting
PHP codes: