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Subject: bugzilla: failure creating a db with hyphens in name (#303730
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If I request a db name like "U04-bugz-FOO", the db gets created as
"`U04-bugz-FOO`", which in addition to being not what we expect, is
invalid enough to get in the way of our mysql replication process.
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All those bugs are unreproducible and no feedback from their respective
reporter.
I close them.
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