almost all of the changes inbetween 1.5.6 and 1.5.10 are in seccomp or
extstore, neither of which ubuntu enables. even then, the rest are all
bugfixes or buildfixes or ARM fixes.
there is one important SASL fix that went into 1.5.9ish that would be
great to stick into 18.04, so if at all possible
1.5.10 is released. I hope we can all agree to ship it :)
Thanks again for your patience.
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FTBFS on armhf due to alignment problem
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okay: the 'next' branch now has this change merged in (I couldn't find
any problem with it and re-ran the tests on the rpi3 a hundred times). I
also include something that should appease flush-all.t for now.
If this passes all your builds I'll be stamping it as 1.5.10
immediately.
thanks!
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the i386 failure should be transient. think I can see how that would
happen, and can make it less likely by just bumping the sleep, since if
this test is running on a single core bad prioritization could have the
internal timer fail to update in time.
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did i386 fail with 1.5.9 or is this only with the patch? I don't
understand why flush-all.t would fail, it doesn't use the modified code
at all
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1.5.7 contained another ARM fix:
https://github.com/memcached/memcached/wiki/ReleaseNotes157
Also 1.5.9 is current, now. there's one important segfault fix for
binprot.
thanks!
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https://github.com/memcached/memcached/pull/416
can you try this branch, please? I need to audit it twice and clean it
up a little bit, but the tests now pass on my rpi3.
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> Thank you for your input. I think you're the current upstream
> maintainer? Your opinion is valued here.
Yup, I am.
> > The removal of the systemd bits were because of compat issues across
> > different systemd versions. The changes for the spec file (instancing
> > support & rpm build improvem
The extstore changes are only affected if built with --enable-extstore,
which I don't think you do (and I would not recommend yet).
The removal of the systemd bits were because of compat issues across
different systemd versions. The changes for the spec file (instancing
support & rpm build improve
Public bug reported:
I see that 1.5.4 looks to be frozen for 18.04. Debian upstream said they
were pulling in 1.5.6 soon, but in case you can't update I want to
ensure this deadlock issue is patched.
https://github.com/memcached/memcached/wiki/ReleaseNotes155
https://github.com/memcached/memcach
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