Hello.
Hm. I just followed this way... http://www.mysql.com -> Downloads ->
"Older releases" (under "MySQL Database") and found only 3.22.32.
As I guess you already did the same and therefore ask at all, so it
would have been nice if you mentioned it.
Since the most current version in the change history is normally not
released yet (the online manual reflects the development status), this
could be very well the reason why there is no 3.22.35 package on the
web site (yet).
But I don't know what is up with 3.22.33 and 3.22.34. 3.22.33 seems to
have had something mixed up, but I guess 3.22.34 should be there. On
the other hand, the 3.22 tree is not the current stable and maybe the
discussed releases were only internal ones?
Btw, on ftp.mysql.com, 3.22.32 is the latest version I can find,
either.
Well, some MySQL developper cares to answer?
Bye,
Benjamin.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 09:25:52PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello
>
> I was notified about a coredump bug in MySQL 3.22.xx. As this can be used
> as DoS I like to update the MySQL packages I maintain for the Debian
> GNU/Linux distribution.
> I would like to have specifically the 3.22.35 as the bug seems to be
> fixed there according to the changelog and I don't like to do a major
> version number upgrade in an already released distribution.
>
> bye,
>
> -christian- aka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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