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      <title>configure: error: mysql_config executable not found</title>
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      <description>If your compiling a product that includes a dependency of MySQL, you can easily get the error&#xA;configure: error: mysql_config executable not found I generally don’t see this problem, because I use MySQL binary tar files, however if you use MySQL packages, such as Ubuntu, you can easily miss the required dependency.</description>
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