Bug#349661: mysql-server-4.1: /var/log/mysql increases without limits

2006-01-25 Thread Christian Hammers
Hello Oliver On 2006-01-25 Olivier Berger wrote: > It would be so bad if lots of people would get /var full because of this > one... > > > On 2006-01-24 Olivier Berger wrote: > > > The value KEEP_BINARY_LOGS is at 0 by default in > > > /etc/mysql/debian-log-rotate.conf Eh, at least for Sarge th

Bug#349661: mysql-server-4.1: /var/log/mysql increases without limits

2006-01-25 Thread Olivier Berger
Hmmm... OK, I see... My fault if I'm using testing, then ;) Hmmm... Any way to warn users of testing maybe ? DWN ? It would be so bad if lots of people would get /var full because of this one... Regards, Le mardi 24 janvier 2006 à 19:41 +0100, Christian Hammers a écrit : > tags 349661 + wontfi

Bug#349661: mysql-server-4.1: /var/log/mysql increases without limits

2006-01-24 Thread Christian Hammers
tags 349661 + wontfix confirmed thanks Hello Olivier On 2006-01-24 Olivier Berger wrote: > The value KEEP_BINARY_LOGS is at 0 by default in > /etc/mysql/debian-log-rotate.conf The value was probably indeed not choosen very well but I can't change it for the already released Debian Sarge release

Bug#349661: mysql-server-4.1: /var/log/mysql increases without limits

2006-01-24 Thread Olivier Berger
Package: mysql-server-4.1 Version: 4.1.15-1 Severity: important I've noticed a behaviour where /var/log/mysql endlessly increases. This has serious consequences on /var becoming full, which is a bad situation. Binary logs seem to be created in default config (why ?... only necessary for special