The old debian-start script used by upstart runs mysql_upgrade, checks
for crashed tables and checks for passwordless root accounts (printing a
warning if one is found).
In 5.7, d/postinst will secure passwordless root accounts with unix
socket auth and run mysql_upgrade, and mysql_upgrade itself will check
for and fix any crashed tables, so this script is no longer needed.
Additionally this could cause mysql_upgrade to be executed by both
upstart and postinst on upgrades, causing various errors.
The solution is to change the script in 5.7 to a no-op
** Changed in: mysql-5.7 (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => In Progress
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Title:
mysql_upgrade is called twice concurrently on upgrade from 14.04
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