Fix for ENOSYS error on posix_fallocate #253
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When attempting to posix_fallocate on an OS where this system call isn't implemented, the entire startup process of MySQL fails with "File preallocation failed" instead of falling back to the write_file alternative. This fixes that issue.
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Fix for ENOSYS error on posix_fallocate
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Thanks! Which OS did you get it on, btw? |
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We were using SmartOS with their new Branded Zones feature. More specifically, we were using a Debian Branded Zone. |
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Fix for ENOSYS error on posix_fallocate
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When attempting to posix_fallocate on an OS where this system call isn't implemented, the entire startup process of MySQL fails with "File preallocation failed" instead of falling back to the write_file alternative. This fixes that issue.