On Tue, 2005-03-29 at 14:30 -0600, Pettit, Paul wrote: > Well yeah maybe if they relate to other apps (or other apps rely on > them) but where does that figure into the mySQL crash after update? > Simply put it doesn't, the package updated fine, didn't break anything, > and failed to reboot on it's own. This happened on a holiday thus > compounding the problem for a (unlucky) few. It's not biterness but > concern for future updates and the haphazard way they are being put out. > But if I'm the only one worried then ... meh. I'll live and I'm sure the > world won't end if this is pushed aside. Although I'm sorry it happened to you on a weekend, I don't think we'll be changing our release schedule. We actually released the mysql update on a Thursday. I do consider mysql not restarting itself a bug though. Could you (or somebody else on this list) please enter it in bugzilla at bugzilla.redhat.com under Fedora Legacy. There are more mysql updates coming up soon and I would like to fix the restart issue before they come out as I personally think automatic yum updates should work properly. Thanks, Marc.
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