Chuck,
the code you have changed involves char[] that store backup file path
(including file name). You have chopped the path length by 1... I guess
the k has been removed by one of these changes.
Does the test fail on your system?
Chuck Bell wrote:
> Jorgen,
>
> My, that is strange. I haven't changed the test or anything that would
> affect the test. Indeed, the test file has .bak specified for all of the
> backup images.
>
> The following is an excerpt from the test. As we can see, line #40 in the
> test has the same name as what was specified on the BACKUP DATABASE command
> above it.
>
> --echo Perform backup
> --replace_column 1 #
> BACKUP DATABASE bup_backupdir TO 'bup_backupdir1.bak';
>
> --echo Ensure backup image file went to the correct location
> --echo $MYSQLTEST_DIR/backup/bup_backupdir.bak
> --file_exists $MYSQLTEST_VARDIR/tmp/backup/bup_backupdir1.bak
>
> I ran the test on my 64-bit Ubuntu and did not see the problem. Can you
> repeat this and perhaps send me some of the logs?
>
> Chuck
>
>
>> With this patch, backup_backupdir.test fails on line 40 on
>> Linux x86/64.
>> On this line, file_exists looks for a file with name
>> $MYSQL_VARDIR/tmp/backup/bup_backupdir1.bak. file_exists
>> fails because the filename is "bup_backupdir1.ba" - notice
>> the missing "k".
>>
>
>
