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MySQL Sandbox meets plugins
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posted by Giuseppe Maxia on Mon 24 May 2010 20:32 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Replication, perl, installation, sandbox, semisynch, plugin.innodb
I saw it coming.
In the past year I have been working more and more with plugins. The InnoDB plugins, the semi-synchronous replication plugins, the Gearman UDFs, the Spider plugins, and every time I found myself doing a long installation process, with inevitable mistakes.
So I told myself "I wish I had a tool that installed plugins instantly and painlessly, the way MySQL Sandbox installs a server.
There you go. So yesterday I had enough of suffering and have put together an installation script that does a good job of installing several plugins with little or no effort.

Overview

How does it work? For now, it's a separate script, but it will soon end into SBtool, the Sandbox tool.
Plugins need




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MySQL 5.1.47 and 5.0.91 released - Two strong reasons to upgrade
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posted by Giuseppe Maxia on Fri 21 May 2010 07:00 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, community, 5.0, 5.1, upgrade, plugin.innodb
MySQL has released security updates for MySQL 5.1.47 and 5.0.91. The most important changes in these releases are fixes of three security bugs. One of them is a problem that had been lurking in the code for many years, and it was found by chance when one of our developers, testing something unrelated, stumbled upon one of the vulnerabilities. Later on, when analyzing the bug, the developers found one more issue, and they fixed it as well.

MySQL 5.1.47

In addition to the security update, MySQL 5.1.47 is also very important for an additional reason. The InnoDB plugin that ships with this version has been updated to 1.0.8,

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MySQL 5.1.47 and 5.0.91 released - Two strong reasons to upgrade
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posted by Giuseppe Maxia on Fri 21 May 2010 00:00 UTC
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(edit) mysql, Security, community, 5.0, 5.1, upgrade, plugin.innodb
MySQL has released security updates for MySQL 5.1.47 and 5.0.91. The most important changes in these releases are fixes of three security bugs. One of them is a problem that had been lurking in the code for many years, and it was found by chance when one of our developers, testing something unrelated, stumbled upon one of the vulnerabilities. Later on, when analyzing the bug, the developers found one more issue, and they fixed it as well.

MySQL 5.1.47

In addition to the security update, MySQL 5.1.47 is also very important for an additional reason. The InnoDB plugin that ships with this version has been updated to

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MySQL 5.1.47 and 5.0.91 released - Two strong reasons to upgrade
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posted by Giuseppe Maxia on Fri 21 May 2010 00:00 UTC
Tags:
(edit) mysql, Security, community, 5.0, 5.1, upgrade, plugin.innodb
MySQL has released security updates for MySQL 5.1.47 and 5.0.91. The most important changes in these releases are fixes of three security bugs. One of them is a problem that had been lurking in the code for many years, and it was found by chance when one of our developers, testing something unrelated, stumbled upon one of the vulnerabilities. Later on, when analyzing the bug, the developers found one more issue, and they fixed it as well.

MySQL 5.1.47

In addition to the security update, MySQL 5.1.47 is also very important for an additional reason. The InnoDB plugin that ships with this version has been updated to

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