> You should be able to spot it your logs. Look for "=failed" in your > policyd logs. Look at the next one or two policyd logs and see if they > make sense. The easiest thing to spot is when you get "greylist=failed" > followed by "whitelist=update" and the whitelisted host isn't in your > whitelist. > > What version of MySQL are you using?
Might be a good idea to identify exactly which versions of MySQL are affected, as far as I can determine this is a MySQL issue and not a Policyd issue. ie. Doing a query and aborting it or having it timeout should also nuke the results for that query, not return them in a subsequent query. No harm in adding a work-around though. Let me know how it goes, test for a few days an I'll commit the workaround. -N
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