The '%cmake' RPM macro in Fedora actually expands to:
| ...
| /usr/bin/cmake \
| -S "." \
| -B "redhat-linux-build" \
| ...
So in this case the source patch was specified twice.
First in the macro with the '-S' option and second time outside of the macro,
in the SPECfile, without the '-S' option.
CMake upstream declares that:
| This has never been officially documented or supported,
| but older versions accidentally accepted multiple source paths
| and used the last path specified. Update scripts to avoid
| passing multiple source path arguments.
https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.23/release/3.23.html#deprecated-and-removed-features
This was discovered as CMake upstream implemented a change to the 3.23.0-rc2 release
that changed this behavior and it broke many Fedora packages that used this
double source path definition.
See rhbz#2057738 to see how build behaved
After the CMake upstream got aware of what problems it caused in Fedora,
they opened a merge request to restore the behavior to the old one,
but kept the warnings that that is an unsupported and problematic behavior:
https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/issues/23334
---
As for today, this issue is still not yet fully resolved.
- The CMake maintainers in Fedora haven't rebased the package to 3.23-1 release, so it is still broken
- Affected packages in Fedora should find a way to stop using this unsupported behavior
- The double '-S' argument passing should be marked as problematic too, in the exact same way
https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/issues/23334#note_1159258
- A change to the %cmake Fedora RPM macro might be in play, so it won't force a source path
https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/issues/23334#note_1159258
I opened a BZ #2079833 to track the progress of the solution by CMake maintainers
The 'mariadb-fips.patch' patch has to be applied conditionally. It will FTBFS on releases without OpenSSL 3.
---
/builddir/build/BUILD/mariadb-10.5.15-downstream_modified/mysys_ssl/my_md5.cc: In function 'void md5_init(EVP_MD_CTX*)':
/builddir/build/BUILD/mariadb-10.5.15-downstream_modified/mysys_ssl/my_md5.cc:56:9: error: 'EVP_MD_fetch' was not declared in this scope; did you mean 'EVP_MD_flags'?
56 | md5 = EVP_MD_fetch(NULL, "MD5", "fips=no");
| ^~~~~~~~~~~~
| EVP_MD_flags
/builddir/build/BUILD/mariadb-10.5.15-downstream_modified/mysys_ssl/my_md5.cc:63:3: error: 'EVP_MD_free' was not declared in this scope; did you mean 'EVP_MD_type'?
63 | EVP_MD_free(md5);
| ^~~~~~~~~~~
| EVP_MD_type
gmake[2]: *** [mysys_ssl/CMakeFiles/mysys_ssl.dir/build.make:149: mysys_ssl/CMakeFiles/mysys_ssl.dir/my_md5.cc.o] Error 1
Logrotate patch rebased onto upstream commit:
008c02c987
Groonga patch upstreamed:
045f5f7b10
OpenSSL 3 patch rebased onto upstream commit:
be1d965384
OpenSSL 3 CMake condition reverted - it should be only applied to series without OpenSSL 3 patch:
c9beef4315
Full testsuite success on a Fedora Rawhide scratch build,
setting "last_tested_version" to 10.5.15 so only the "main" test suite will be run on subsequent
builds of the same MariaDB release
OpenSSL 3.0.0+ does not support EVP_MD_CTX_FLAG_NON_FIPS_ALLOW any longer.
In OpenSSL 1.1.1 the non FIPS allowed flag is context specific, while
in 3.0.0+ it is a different EVP_MD provider.
Resolves: #2050541
This issue was originally discovered by Annocheck stack-protection test in RHEL 9: #2044388
The -DSECURITY_HARDENED is used to force a set of compilation flags for hardening
The issue is that the MariaDB upstream level of hardening is lower than expected by Red Hat
We disable this option to the default compilation flags (which have higher level of hardening) will be used
Reason is, that the bug is already reported on upstream:
https://jira.mariadb.org/browse/MDEV-26905.
Also we currently do not know how to fix it. If we eventually figure out
how to fix this bug, then the patch would be submitted directly to the
upstream, rather than to downstream, to avoid unintentionally breaking
some code that relied on the malformed XML.
Temporary workaround for BZ#2026600
Problem with the GCC is already beeing discussed in upstream's Bugzilla
https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=103395
This commit should be reverted when the GCC fixes the issue on their
side
The commented "Source0" line in the #7f8a0e15a commit raises RPMLint warnings.
While it is good to have the code without such warnings, the value of the clean revert of the whole #7f8a0e15a commit is higher.
The RPMLint warning for "macro in a comment" is meant for cases, when the macro in the comment would be expanded to multiple lines.
The additional lines won't be commented out as the original line with the unexpanded macros.
That leads to an unwated code execution.
The macro "%{version}" is a single line macro, so no real issue should arise here.
until it is packed properly
Undefined behaviour leads to the SE being built by default on systems that have the necessary devel package installed
Resolves: #1960161
The TokuDB SE from Percona upstream has been deprecated in MariaDB 10.5 and completely removed in MariaDB 10.6
In Fedora, we don't build it since MariaDB 10.5
Change the name of the sources archive, so the maintainer will encounter an error when uploading new sources which haven't undergo modification by this script
Prefer the systemctl edit mysql.service syntax
and leave the more complex alternatives to the
existing documents referenced.
Also show how to use the multiinstance a bit more.
MariaDB-10.4 onwards included a pam_helper subprocess to help
with the pam authentication module.
If the user is running with Galera there are SST modules that could
be executing.
By dropping KillMode=process this reverts back to control-group to
cover all of these subprocesses. This is what upstream does.
https://jira.mariadb.org/browse/MDEV-25233 suggests moving to
KillMode=mixed, which is probably ok too, but has been tested less.
Use mariadbd rather than mysqld in package descriptions.
Changed community branch of MySQL to "fork from", since branch
implies far too many updates from or back to the original
which isn't true.
Updated server-galera package description as it didn't
reference Galera at all.
