Control: tags 850190 pending Hi Frederic-Emmanuel,
On 01/13/17 16:08, PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel wrote: >> Once I fixed 850190, > > Do you think that you will fix this bug before next week in order to > let me enought time to fix tango and upload it. I really hope I can upload this weekend. I have code that I believe does what I want. I am in the process of testing it. >> I believe that ought to work, although that is >> still a hack. I was thinking of doing the "DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS *" >> calls with the administrator credentials and the rest of the upgrade >> script with the proper tango credentials. But probably your solution is >> easier to implement. > > I am thinking about this, and I agreed thaht it would be nice to put the fic > in the postinst, just before the > dbc_go whcih does the upgrade. > > Can you give me an example of how to execute this DROP PROCEDURES IF EXISTS * > with the dbadmin right in this postinst If you want to do it outside of dbconfig-common (you write "before the dbc_go") than I am not going to advice you, because it would be too much work to find out the proper code (and you would need to call dbconfig-common internals or duplicate lots of code). What I meant, instead of the mysql code that runs as user, run a script for the upgrade (they are run with database administrator credentials) and in that script do two things: call the DROP PROCEDURES... and then use the user credentials to run the normal script. > I am wondering if dbconfig-common could provide something in order to > execute an sql script everywhen at the request of the maintainer, > > dbc_dbuser = dbadmin > dbc_custom_stript=<path/to/the/sql/script> > dbc_go tango "runscript" > > which run the script with the right database configuration extracted from the > configuration phase. Apart from this repair, do you see more use cases? The problem is that you would need nearly all the logic that is now in dbc_go for this to work. What I am considering is if I could guarantee the order of script/user mysql/admin mysql (or the last two reversed). I guess that if I would guarantee the script to always come first, it would be easier to solve the tango-db issue at hand (which was originally created by dbconfig-common). Paul
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