Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <h...@debian.org> writes: > I don't know. I never use mysql (or any DB, really) with amavisd-new, > and I have no idea why it would fetch 0 instead of the proper float > value from mysql, or how to fix it :-(
Same here. Not even convinced this should be RC, considering it only affects users who use mysql. Adrian Bunk changed it but didn't justify why - he may have incorrectly assumed the bug affects everyone. It may not even be a bug in amavisd-new - there could be a problem with the database on the system. I guess the strategy for dealing with this would be: 1. Try to reproduce the problem with upstream git. 2. Try to do a git bisect. I am stuck on step 1. Unfortunately the original bug report is lacking in details required to reproduce this. e.g. the tables (structure and data) that in mysql. -- Brian May <b...@debian.org>
