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[ Peter Eisentraut ]
* Add initial support for 9.0 (pre-release snapshots for now):
- cleanpg: Remove 9.0 clusters.
- pg_createcluster: Clone configure_8_4() as configure_9_0().
- pg_upgradecluster: Migrate obsolete/changed configuration parameters.
* pg_wrapper: Fix spelling.
* In maintainer scripts, instead of "#!/bin/sh -e" use a separate "set -e",
per lintian.
* debian/control: Bump Standards-Version to 3.8.4; no changes necessary.
[ Martin Pitt ]
* cleanpg: Do not remove the /var/log/postgresql/ directory itself, only its
contents, to avoid logcheck falling over.
* t/020_create_sql_remove.t: Do not consider $PG_GRANDPARENT_PID an unsafe
environment, it's set by 9.0 servers.
* t/060_obsolete_confparams.t: Add a full configuration for 8.4, so that
upgrades to 9.0 can be tested.
* t/052_upgrade_encodings.t: Specify 'C' locale when creating the ASCII
encoded test database for versions >= 8.4, otherwise we have a
locale/encoding mismatch.
* t/TestLib.pm: Abort tests on FAILURE=shell and the shell exits with
nonzero. This avoids endless followup error shells once it's clear that
the following ones are doomed anyway.
* PgCommon.pm: Add new function get_db_locales() which reads lc_ctype and
lc_locales for a particular database. This replaces the
get_cluster_locales() function for >= 8.4 server versions (which moved
from global to per-database locales).
* pg_upgradecluster: Use get_db_locales() instead of get_cluster_locales()
for upgrades from >= 8.4.
* pg_ctlcluster: Drop check for valid locales. We can only determine them
(using pg_controldata through get_cluster_locales()) for <= 8.3 clusters,
which are obsolete in sid/lenny. For >= 8.4 clusters, we need to start the
server to find out the locales, at which point the check is pointless.
* pg_upgradecluster: Run pg_restore with --disable-triggers when running in
--data-only mode. (Closes: #579768)
* t/020_create_sql_remove.t: We now assume that /var/log/postgresql/ always
exists, and is writable by the "postgres" user. Thus if we delete the log,
running "pg_ctlcluster start" should be able to recreate it. This fixes
the 020_create_sql_remove.t test failure in "umask 077" mode, and uncovers
some more inconsistencies wrt. log directory permissions.
* pg_createcluster, testsuite: Fix permissions of /var/log/postgresql/ if
this script creates it.
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* t/001_packages.t: Check for ".utf8" locale instead of ".UTF-8". This
seems to be the new canonical spelling now.
* t/TestLib.pm, check_clean(): Require that /var/log/postgresql/ still
exists. If we remove it entirely, current versions of logcheck complain
loudly. This was already fixed a while ago in squeeze, this will ensure it
stays so. (Closes: #576180)
* t/040_upgrade.t: Check upgrade of database and table ACL, an ALTER
DATABASE option, and correct upgrading of a custom pg_hba.conf. This
reproduces #543506.
* pg_upgradecluster: Rework logic to use "pg_dumpall -s" instead of
"pg_dumpall -g", to also catch ACLs, global settings, and the like. Drop
manual database creation and encoding special-cases, since those are being
taken care of by the -s commands already. (Closes: #543506, #562676)
* pg_upgradecluster: Re-enable connections after the upgrade is done, not in
between.
* t/120_pg_upgradecluster_scripts.t: Upgrade scripts should not create
tables in the "init" phase, since they will be overwritten during
dump/restore. Change the test case to move table changes into the "finish"
phase, and update documentation in pg_upgradecluster to point out this
potential problem.
* debian/init.d-functions, status(): More appropriate output formatting for
"status" init script commands. (Closes: #522679)
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* Move the lsb-release dependency of p-common to a recommends of
p-client-common. (Closes: #562642)
* Drop Oliver from Uploaders:, he has not been active any more for years.
* t/005_PgCommon.t: Add '.' to library search path, so that this prefers
testing PgCommon.pm from the source tree.
* t/005_PgCommon.t: Add test cases for {set,disable,replace}_conf_value().
* PgCommon.pm, replace_conf_value(): Do not append the new parameter if the
old is not found.
* PgCommon.pm, {set,disable,replace}_conf_value(): Intercept errors on
writing data (which could happen when running out of disk space). Write
into a new file and rename it in the end, instead of directly writing into
the original file. Thanks to Yann Dirson for the original patch.
(Closes: #549206)
* pg_createcluster: Change effective gid as well when setting the socket
directory, to avoid moving postgresql.conf's group to root (which would
happen with the previous change).
* Add t/042_upgrade_tablespaces.t: Test upgrading a cluster with
tablespaces. Since this is not currently supported (and hard to do in an
automated fashion due to the nature of tablespaces), just check that this
errors out with a sane message and does not do any damage.
* pg_upgradecluster: Add an early check for tablespaces. (Closes: #523574)
* pg_lsclusters: Fix undefined value if owneruid cannot be determined (which
can happen in special setups). Thanks to Daniel Pittman! (Closes: #541434)
* t/020_create_sql_remove.t: Verify permissions of the data and
configuration directories.
* pg_createcluster: Make /etc/postgresql/<version> and
/var/lib/postgresql/<version> owned by 'postgres', so that they can be
administrated with 'postgres' privileges. Update t/030_errors.t
accordingly. (LP: #236704, Closes: #525294)
* t/020_create_sql_remove.t: Check that a missing log file is recreated by
pg_ctlcluster (if it has enough permissions).
* pg_ctlcluster: Make re-creation of log file actually work. (LP: #391119,
#372476)
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* debian/supported-versions: Add "Debian 5.0" aka Lenny.
(Closes: #509144)
* debian/README.Debian: Document port handling, and point to
relevant manpages and tools. (Closes: #508977)
* debian/README.Debian: Fix "confident" typo. (Closes: #512648)
* Drop pg_autovacuum handling, which was only necessary for 7.4 (8.0
and above have internal autovacuuming). This was kept for Lenny to
allow Etch backports. This also gets rid of pg_maintenance and
/etc/cron.d/postgresql-common. (Closes: #425914, #481025)
* Add debian/postgresql-common.preinst: Remove obsolete conffiles
(cronjob and /etc/postgresql-common/autovacuum.conf) on upgrade.
* Drop support for pre-8.1 clusters, together with all hacks and
workarounds for those. Add Conflicts: to postgresql-{7.4,8.0}, to
ensure that this version isn't used with ancient servers any more.
* t/030_errors.t: Check that clusters on the same port can run side
by side if they are using different Unix socket directories and
different TCP addresses. This reproduces #514132.
* pg_ctlcluster: Replace overly harsh port conflict check (which
broke clusters on the same port, but different Unix/TCP
namespaces) with a more modest one which just checks conflict on
the same Unix socket directory. Thanks to Bernd Helmle for the
patch! (Closes: #514132, #472627)
* debian/postgresql-common.postinst: Do not call pg_updatedicts with
full path (DP 6.1).
* pg_lsclusters, pg_upgradecluster: Fix forgotten "=back" after
itemize list in the POD. Thanks lintian.
* debian/compat, debian/control: Bump compat level to 6.
* pg_updatedicts: Ensure generated tsearch dictionaries are world
readable when being generated under umask 077.
* debian/README.Debian: Point out incompatibility between using the
upstream tools (initdb) and the Debian tools (pg_createcluster)
and give some recommendations. (LP: #138793)
* debian/maintscripts-functions: Unset $GREP_OPTIONS. Thanks to
Carlo Calderoni for noticing!
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