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  • Committer: Package Import Robot
  • Author(s): Marc Deslauriers
  • Date: 2012-02-22 22:33:55 UTC
  • mfrom: (1.1.5)
  • Revision ID: package-import@ubuntu.com-20120222223355-or06x1euyk8n0ldi
Tags: 5.1.61-0ubuntu0.10.04.1
https://launchpad.net/bugs/937869
* SECURITY UPDATE: Update to 5.1.61 to fix multiple security issues
  (LP: #937869)
  - http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/cpujan2012-366304.html
  - CVE-2011-2262
  - CVE-2012-0075
  - CVE-2012-0112
  - CVE-2012-0113
  - CVE-2012-0114
  - CVE-2012-0115
  - CVE-2012-0116
  - CVE-2012-0117
  - CVE-2012-0118
  - CVE-2012-0119
  - CVE-2012-0120
  - CVE-2012-0484
  - CVE-2012-0485
  - CVE-2012-0486
  - CVE-2012-0487
  - CVE-2012-0488
  - CVE-2012-0489
  - CVE-2012-0490
  - CVE-2012-0491
  - CVE-2012-0492
  - CVE-2012-0493
  - CVE-2012-0494
  - CVE-2012-0495
  - CVE-2012-0496
* Dropped patches unnecessary with 5.1.61:
  - debian/patches/90_mysql_safer_strmov.dpatch
  - debian/patches/51_ssl_test_certs.dpatch
  - debian/patches/52_CVE-2009-4030.dpatch
  - debian/patches/53_CVE-2009-4484.dpatch
  - debian/patches/54_CVE-2008-7247.dpatch
  - debian/patches/55_CVE-2010-1621.dpatch
  - debian/patches/56_CVE-2010-1850.dpatch
  - debian/patches/57_CVE-2010-1849.dpatch
  - debian/patches/58_CVE-2010-1848.dpatch
  - debian/patches/59_CVE-2010-1626.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-2008.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3677.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3678.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3679.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3680.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3681.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3682.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3683.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3833.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3834.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3835.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3836.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3837.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3838.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3839.dpatch
  - debian/patches/60_CVE-2010-3840.dpatch
  - debian/patches/61_disable_longfilename_test.dpatch
  - debian/patches/62_alter_table_fix.dpatch
  - debian/patches/63_cherrypick-upstream-49479.dpatch
  - debian/patches/10_readline_build_fix.dpatch
* debian/mysql-client-5.1.docs: removed EXCEPTIONS-CLIENT file
* debian/mysql-server-5.1.docs,debian/libmysqlclient16.docs,
  debian/libmysqlclient-dev.docs: removed, no longer necessary.

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DROP TABLE IF EXISTS t1;
 
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CREATE TABLE t1(id TINYINT NOT NULL, data CHAR(16), PRIMARY KEY(id));
 
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INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,'MySQL'),(2,'ROCKS'),(3,'Texas'),(4,'kyle');
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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1       MySQL
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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UPDATE t1 SET id=id+4 WHERE id=1;
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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5       MySQL
 
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DROP TABLE t1;
 
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CREATE TABLE t1(id SMALLINT NOT NULL, data CHAR(16), PRIMARY KEY(id));
 
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INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,'MySQL'),(2,'ROCKS'),(3,'Texas'),(4,'kyle');
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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1       MySQL
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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UPDATE t1 SET id=id+4 WHERE id=1;
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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5       MySQL
 
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DROP TABLE t1;
 
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CREATE TABLE t1(id MEDIUMINT NOT NULL, data CHAR(16), PRIMARY KEY(id));
 
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INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,'MySQL'),(2,'ROCKS'),(3,'Texas'),(4,'kyle');
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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1       MySQL
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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UPDATE t1 SET id=id+4 WHERE id=1;
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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5       MySQL
 
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DROP TABLE t1;
 
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CREATE TABLE t1(id INT NOT NULL, data CHAR(16), PRIMARY KEY(id));
 
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INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,'MySQL'),(2,'ROCKS'),(3,'Texas'),(4,'kyle');
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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1       MySQL
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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UPDATE t1 SET id=id+4 WHERE id=1;
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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DROP TABLE t1;
 
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CREATE TABLE t1(id INTEGER NOT NULL, data CHAR(16), PRIMARY KEY(id));
 
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INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,'MySQL'),(2,'ROCKS'),(3,'Texas'),(4,'kyle');
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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1       MySQL
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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UPDATE t1 SET id=id+4 WHERE id=1;
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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DROP TABLE t1;
 
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CREATE TABLE t1(id BIGINT NOT NULL, data CHAR(16), PRIMARY KEY(id));
 
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INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (1,'MySQL'),(2,'ROCKS'),(3,'Texas'),(4,'kyle');
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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1       MySQL
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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UPDATE t1 SET id=id+4 WHERE id=1;
 
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SELECT * FROM t1 ORDER BY id;
 
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id      data
 
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2       ROCKS
 
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3       Texas
 
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4       kyle
 
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5       MySQL
 
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DROP TABLE t1;