The sources contains two versions of the logrotate file:
* mysql-8.0.30/support-files/mysql-log-rotate.in
* mysql-8.0.30/packaging/rpm-common/mysql.logrotate.in
Until now, the first one was used. However logfile location
specified in that logrotate configuration file was wrong.
( /var/lib/mysql/mysqld.log )
From now on, we will use the second one, which is meant to be
used in RPM packages, and which respects their FSH layout.
( /var/log/mysql/mysqld.log )
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As a side-effect, the whole configuration is now commented out.
So users now need to touch the file before they can start using it.
However once the configuration is un-commented,
it will work out-of-the-box (unlike until now).
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Resolves: #2073434
There is an issue, which is only present on C9S & RHEL 9 (neither in Fedora nor RHEL 8) which requires the Linux Native AIO to be turned off for InnoDB
Related: #1969430
Once the full testsuite has been run for the particular MySQL release; execute just the "main" suite on subsequent runs for that release.
The implementation default to running of the whole testsuite, as until now, if the maintainer won't set the flag that running of the minimal testsuite is enough for this release.
This feature aims to help with faster and more stable package builds when adding small fixes on top of already tested release;
and to ease the life of Fedora Linux Release Engineers during (mass) rebuilds.
Related: #1969430
It will help the maintainers when trying to keep SPECs for different versions or product with minimal amount of differences
Disable "--mem" option, because the s390x builders ran out of resources
Related: #1969430
This change takes some pieces from MariaDB, including compat_ssl.h and
changes in my_md5.cc.
MySQL utilizes FIPS_mode() and FIPS_mode_set() functions that are not
available in OpenSSL 3.x any more. This patch only mocks the call of
those functions, returning 0 every time, which effectively makes usage
of those functions non working. For making the MySQL build with
OpenSSL 3.x this seems to be enough though.
Resolves: #1952951
