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Make sure you have made backups

1. Stop MySQL: service mysql-server stop
2. Add to /etc/rc.conf:
   
   Code:

   mysql_args="--explicit_defaults_for_timestamp=true --skip-grant-tables --skip-slave-start --thread_stack=256K"

   These are needed, it prevents the slave process from starting, skips grant tables (so you always have access), the thread stack seems to be required, I ran out of it a couple of times
3. Remove MySQL 5.5 server: pkg delete mysql55-server
4. Install MySQL 5.6: pkg install mysql56-server
5. Start it: service mysql-server start
   Note, this starts MySQL with the arguments we added above.
6. Run the upgrade script: mysql_upgrade
7. Stop MySQL server: service mysql-server stop
8. Remove the mysql_args line from /etc/rc.conf
9. Start MySQL server service mysql-server start
10. Done

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pkg info -r mysql55-client

pkg delete -f VERSIUENATAMYSQL

pkg install -f mysql56-server

make install clear