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oar_2.5.4 [2015/04/13 16:56] – [Errata / Known bugs] neyron | oar_2.5.4 [2015/11/06 17:44] (current) – neyron | ||
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* [kamelot] BUGFIX: fix hierarchies manipulation (remove toplevel resource). | * [kamelot] BUGFIX: fix hierarchies manipulation (remove toplevel resource). | ||
* [accounting] Fixed a memory leak and a rare case of bad consumption count. | * [accounting] Fixed a memory leak and a rare case of bad consumption count. | ||
- | * [almighty] Rewrote the handling of finished oarexec: launch | + | |
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* [oarexec] Introduced BASH_ENV=~oar/ | * [oarexec] Introduced BASH_ENV=~oar/ | ||
* [commands] Exit immediately on wrong arguments. | * [commands] Exit immediately on wrong arguments. | ||
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* If upgrading from OAR 2.5.2 or OAR 2.5.3, you will be exposed to a bug with OAR database schema version which causes '' | * If upgrading from OAR 2.5.2 or OAR 2.5.3, you will be exposed to a bug with OAR database schema version which causes '' | ||
* If upgrading from a previous version of OAR, apt-get and yum will complain about the '' | * If upgrading from a previous version of OAR, apt-get and yum will complain about the '' | ||
- | * A bug was discovered regarding the storage of the pidfile of the oar-node service (file ''/ | + | * [fixed] |
- | * A bug was discovered with advance reservations when moldable jobs are used. | + | * [fixed] |
- | * **A bug was discovered with OAR database backend (MySQL or PostgreSQL) and the TRUNCATE queries**. | + | * [fixed] |
* A bug was discovered when using some long options of the '' | * A bug was discovered when using some long options of the '' | ||
+ | * A bug was discovered when modifying admission rules with the '' | ||
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Please note that PostgreSQL is the preferred database backend, for performance reasons. MySQL support will be deprecated/ | Please note that PostgreSQL is the preferred database backend, for performance reasons. MySQL support will be deprecated/ | ||
- | ===== Updates ====== | + | **New packages are released and fix the major issues discussed above (tagged with [fixed]) |
- | **New packages are released and fix the major issues discussed above:** | + | * Sources: the 2.5.4.1 tarball encompasses |
- | * Sources: the 2.5.4.1 tarball encompasses | + | * Debian: the 2.5.4-2 (jessie) and 2.5.4-2~bpo70+1 (wheezy-backports) deb packages encompass |
- | * Debian: the 2.5.4-2 (jessie) and 2.5.4-2~bpo70+1 (wheezy-backports) deb packages encompass | + | * Centos6: the 2.5.4-3 rpm packages encompass |
- | * Centos6: the 2.5.4-3 rpm packages encompass | + | |