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  • Committer: Package Import Robot
  • Author(s): James Page, James Page, Robie Basak
  • Date: 2013-05-29 17:44:42 UTC
  • mfrom: (44.1.7 sid)
  • Revision ID: package-import@ubuntu.com-20130529174442-z0a4qmoww4y0t458
Tags: 1:2.4.3-1ubuntu1
[ James Page ]
* Merge from Debian unstable, remaining changes:
  - Enable SSL support:
    + d/control: Add libssl-dev to BD's.
    + d/rules: Enabled --ssl option.
    + d/mongodb.conf: Add example SSL configuration options.
  - d/mongodb-server.mongodb.upstart: Add upstart configuration.
  - d/rules: Don't strip binaries during scons build for Ubuntu.
  - d/control: Add armhf to target archs.
  - d/p/SConscript.client.patch: fixup install of client libraries.
  - d/p/0010-install-libs-to-usr-lib-not-usr-lib64-Closes-588557.patch:
    Install libraries to lib not lib64.
* Dropped changes:
  - d/p/arm-support.patch: Included in Debian.
  - d/p/double-alignment.patch: Included in Debian.
  - d/rules,control: Debian also builds with avaliable system libraries
    now.
* Fix FTBFS due to gcc and boost upgrades in saucy:
  - d/p/0008-ignore-unused-local-typedefs.patch: Add -Wno-unused-typedefs
    to unbreak building with g++-4.8.
  - d/p/0009-boost-1.53.patch: Fixup signed/unsigned casting issue.

[ Robie Basak ]
* d/p/0011-Use-a-signed-char-to-store-BSONType-enumerations.patch: Fixup
  build failure on ARM due to missing signed'ness of char cast.

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jstests/geo_exactfetch.js
 
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// SERVER-7322
 
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t = db.geo_exactfetch
 
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t.drop();
 
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function test(indexname) {
 
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    assert.eq(1, t.find({lon_lat: [-71.34895, 42.46037]}).itcount(), indexname);
 
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    t.ensureIndex({lon_lat: indexname, population: -1})
 
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    assert.eq(2, t.find({lon_lat: {$nearSphere: [-71.34895, 42.46037]}}).itcount(), indexname);
 
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    assert.eq(1, t.find({lon_lat: [-71.34895, 42.46037]}).itcount(), indexname);
 
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    t.dropIndex({lon_lat: indexname, population: -1})
 
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}
 
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t.insert({ city: "B", lon_lat: [-71.34895, 42.46037], population: 1000})
 
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t.insert({ city: "A", lon_lat: [1.48736, 42.55327], population: 100})
 
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test("2d")
 
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test("2dsphere")