On Sun, Jun 13, 2021, 6:14 AM Michael Biebl wrote:
> Hm, I'm not seeing a patch there. Do you maybe have link to this kernel
> patch?
>
No, sorry. The existence of such a patch is implied by [1], and there was
an unsuccessful attempt to merge such a patch into upstream Linux [2], but
that's all
Upstream has decided not to fix this vulnerability [1]. Apparently they're
using a Linux kernel patch that makes TIOCSTI require CAP_SYS_ADMIN [2],
making this vulnerability impossible to exploit, but the Debian kernel
sources don't seem to contain such a capability check, so polkit on Debian
is st
I looked over the documentation again, and found out that I can use
the --init-file option to run some SQL when the server starts up. This
does what I need, without using mariadb-embedded. Thanks!
My use-case for it is setting up some databases for
development/testing. I have a script that does three things:
1. Run mysql_install_db if necessary
2. Recreate some dev/test databases, by running some DROP DATABASE IF
EXISTS and CREATE DATABASE statements using mysql_embedded
3. Run mysqld
That
Package: mariadb-client-core-10.5
Version: 1:10.5.5-2
Severity: normal
Previous MySQL/MariaDB packages contained the `mysql_embedded` or `mariadb-
embedded` program, but the 10.5 packages don't seem to contain it. Searching on
packages.debian.org shows that this program used to be in the `mariadb-
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