Hey, > In terms of a fix in mysqld, I'm not sure what we could do. We can > revert the behaviour change (IIRC upstream left us a build-time option > for this purpose), but AFAIK this would leave users vulnerable.
well if I understand the ERROR correctly - mysqld complains about the missing directory /var/libs/mysql-files. Does this directory exits? > It wouldn't have helped this time, but we have had regressions in > akonadi in the past due to MySQL changes too. Any chance you could add > some functional dep8 tests to akonadi packaging, and then we could > adjust our processes to try to make sure these get run before landing > any changes? well starting an akonadiserver for a test isn't that easy task, because it depends on may things from KDE. Just try to start the mysql db from the akonadi defaults-file should be feasible. Best Regards, sandro
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