I wasn't intending to actually distribute the mysql database, hence wanting the
installer to check it's a supported version. So it's only the client library
that would ever be included.
My understanding was using an LGPL library was fine as long as it was
dynamically linked, so people could build their own versions. I assume thats
possible with an msi in one way or another?
All though why anyone would want to for just an installer is beyond me, the
installer will only be there as a convenience as 99% of our users don't want to
have to manually set up the database and various config files. With the current
design their even free to write their own db.dll (the interface details are
available) and use a different database for the application altogether lol...
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