This prevents the user from using the mysqlhotcopy script.
How this bug has been addressed:
Hardy originally had a broken mysqlhotcopy script that we tried to fix in the hardy dev cycle but there was a typo in the patch. I have updated the patch for 8.04.1 and included it in this SRU request.
TEST CASE:
1. Install mysql.
2. Create a database called test
3. Run the mysqlhotcopy command: mysqlhotcopy --username=root test /tmp/test.data
4. The command will not work properly and you will probably get the folloiwng error "Invalid db.table name 'g2_AccessMap' at /usr/bin/mysqlhotcopy line 845."
Statement of impact:
This prevents the user from using the mysqlhotcopy script.
How this bug has been addressed:
Hardy originally had a broken mysqlhotcopy script that we tried to fix in the hardy dev cycle but there was a typo in the patch. I have updated the patch for 8.04.1 and included it in this SRU request.
TEST CASE:
1. Install mysql. mysqlhotcopy line 845."
2. Create a database called test
3. Run the mysqlhotcopy command: mysqlhotcopy --username=root test /tmp/test.data
4. The command will not work properly and you will probably get the folloiwng error "Invalid db.table name 'g2_AccessMap' at /usr/bin/
If you have any questions please let me know.
Thanks
chuck