I am trying to update mariadb from version 10.1.23 to the latest version,
10.2.6. The cmake instructions and make complete quite nicely.
I have a problem with the tests. 'make test' gives
74% tests passed, 21 tests failed out of 81
Looking at the log, every one of the failures says:
# Couldn't establish connection to server (null). Error (2002): Can't
connect to local MySQL server through socket '/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
Evidently the test routine is not starting the server properly.
I did go ahead and install the package and the sever failed when I tried
to run it. Actually the script said it ran OK, but doing some debugging,
it told me that the line
innodb_additional_mem_pool_size = 2M
in the configuration file was no longer valid and aborted. After
commenting that line out, the server started and appeared to be working
normally.
Going back and trying to rerun the tests consistently gave the same errors.
Rerunning the same procedures for version 10.1.23 has 100% of 59 tests
passing. Looking at the tests, only one of the new tests passed in the
newer version.
I did check debian, gentoo, and arch, but they have not addressed the 10.2
version yet (at least that I could find).
I suspect the problem is a test harness issue and I could just update the
book and mention the test failures, but I thought I'd ask for other ideas
here first.
-- Bruce
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