Package: mysql-client-5.1
Version: 5.1.66-0+squeeze1
The security update DSA 2581-1 introduced a regression in the
mysqldump utility. The regression is already reported upstream, and a
patch has been proposed there: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=65670
$ mysql -se 'show variables like "version"
Based on previous findings, the attached patch is probably a better
solution for this bug.
diff --git a/keepalived/check/ipvswrapper.c b/keepalived/check/ipvswrapper.c
index a48ef0f..511be53 100644
--- a/keepalived/check/ipvswrapper.c
+++ b/keepalived/check/ipvswrapper.c
@@ -728,7 +728,7 @@ string_
As I understand things, there is no longer anything preventing this
from being distributed as the developer intended (ie, with TLS/SSL
support). What's the hold-up? How can the community help?
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Package: proftpd
Version: 1.3.1-17lenny6
I appears that the mod_facl.c module is not compiled into the proftpd
package, and that there doesn't appear to be a separate package for
this either (like mod_mysql.c, mod_ldap.c, mod_pgsql.c, ...).
$ proftpd --list | grep -i ACL
$ aptitude search proftp
I've discovered today that keepalived is actually trying to probe this
module, but the command is failing:
lvs1:~# while ! ps auxwf | grep -v grep | grep -C3
modprobe ; do true; done
root 1145 1.1 0.2 16396 724 ?Ss 13:41 0:03
/usr/sbin/keepalived
root 1259 0
For some reason I'm not getting email for this bug. Perhaps removing
the 'wontfix' tag will help...
Oh, and sorry LIU Qi, I should have seen your name at the top of the bug page.
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2011/6/24 Steve Langasek :
> However, in reading the bug log my understanding is the upstream author's
> position is that the GPL does not require dynamically-linked libraries to be
> distributed under the same license terms. I don't believe this is an
> accurate interpretation of the GPL as writt
There's a point-release upcoming. Any chance the patch for bug 561864
could be included?
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There's a point-release in a couple of weeks. Any chance this could be
fixed by then?
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> For this bug, would the package maintainer be willing to apply
> Vincent's patch (b4d88f76637add8f13d2de2291e4267e0b041a7d, attached)
> to version v1.1.20 in squeeze?
There's a point-release coming up in a couple of weeks. Any chance
this could be done in time?
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Okay, so I've found the VCS tree and here are the above patches against it.
Index: adduser
===
--- adduser (revision 824)
+++ adduser (working copy)
@@ -450,7 +450,7 @@
if ($?>>8);
&cleanup(sprintf((gtx("`%s' exited from
2011/4/7 Vincent Bernat :
> This bug is fixed in 1.2.1.
Great. I found the 1.2 branch in the VCS tree, so can now see what you mean.
For the record, versions prior to v1.1.18 and from v1.2.1 truncate the
password at eight (8) characters, whereas versions v1.1.18 through
v1.2.0 truncate the passwo
Thanks Chris, this bug report saved me some debugging time while
upgrading half of an LVS pair.
I've done some digging & testing. From what I can tell, versions up to
and including v1.1.17 use the first eight characters of auth_pass, and
from version v1.1.18 only the first seven characters are use
> Attached patch adds similar functionality to keepalived.
> Alternatively, one could use a simpler "modprobe -q ip_vs || true" if
> preferred.
Would help if I actually attached the patch. :)
--- /etc/init.d/keepalived.orig 2011-04-04 16:45:43.0 +1200
+++ /etc/init.d/keepalived 2011-04-04
Okay, looking at some other init scripts, it seems the Debian way is
for the init script to load the required modules. See acpid,
avahi-daemon, bind9, binfmt-support, cups, fuse, loadcpufreq, lvm2,
nfs-common...
Attached patch adds similar functionality to keepalived.
Alternatively, one could use
As a work-around, running "modprobe ip_vs" seems to get things going
again here. It appears the squeeze version of module-init-tools
doesn't load this on boot like the lenny version did. I'm looking into
that next.
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Just to confirm I understand the situation correctly: I'm to expected
receive daily emails from logrotate about this until wheezy becomes
the new stable release? Doesn't sound ideal to me...
Or am I supposed to fix this manually myself? (That's not a problem
for me, as I know how, but others may n
>From what I can tell, it's adduser sending some output to STDOUT which
is causing this postinst script to fail. It looks like the --quiet
flag isn't being respected, and lines 29-33 of
/usr/share/debconf/confmodule are ineffective, or at least don't seem
to do what their comments say they should.
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