The service permission checks did not check for SELECT privileges on
mysql.tables_priv which caused confusing error messages. The database
grant erros also did not log the MySQL error message which is often very
helpful when resolving permission errors.
The readwritesplit assumed that the execution of a session command would
always succeed. This is not the case when a write to the backend server
fails and it is not something that shouldn't happen.
The client side authentication assumed that it was processing contiguous memory.
This caused the authentication to fail when packets were received in multiple
parts. Transforming the buffer chain into one contiguous buffer fixes this problem.
The default version string is now `5.5.5-10.0.0 <MaxScale version>-maxscale`.
This fill fix Java connector issues related to version string processing.
Added a small explanation and an excerpt from a configuraton file to
the dbfwfilter documentation. It demonstrates the use of both blacklist
and whitelist functionality in the same service.
Added a small explanation and an excerpt from a configuraton file to
the dbfwfilter documentation. It demonstrates the use of both blacklist
and whitelist functionality in the same service.
The `allow` keyword can be used to substitute the `deny` keyword but this
was not documented. Also the fact that neither of them affect the actual
behavior of the filter was not very clearly stated.
The `allow` keyword can be used to substitute the `deny` keyword but this
was not documented. Also the fact that neither of them affect the actual
behavior of the filter was not very clearly stated.
It is possible that messages logged immediately before exiting are not flushed
to disk. Flushing all logs before exiting from the main function guarantees
that any relevant log messages are flushed to disk.
The example query used a INSERT instead of a SELECT which does not demonstrate
the real problem with user variable modification. Updated the example and
cleaned up the text.
The example query used a INSERT instead of a SELECT which does not demonstrate
the real problem with user variable modification. Updated the example and
cleaned up the text.
