- Applied various patches provided by Christian Hammers (MySQL maintainer

   for the Debian project) to fix some architecture-specific problems
   and some bugs


Makefile.am:
   - put current directory (.) at front of SUBDIRS list, so that "distclean" 
     is done last. IF done first, "distclean" in include directory fails
     because config.h is missing, which is removed by distclean in current
     directory. (thanks to "jww" for the patch)
   - make "distclean" in libmysql_r, too (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the
     Debian project for the patch)
bdb/dist/aclocal/mutex.m4:
   - Sparc patch for mutexes/pthreads from Christopher C. Chimelis and
     Ben Collins from Debian (thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian
     project for forwarding it)
bdb/include/mutex.h:
   - Patch for building on m68k architecture (originally provided
     by Michael Fedrowitz for Debian Linux, thanks to Christian Hammers from
     the Debian project for forwarding it)
ltconfig:
   - A hardcoded "rpath" is forbidden by the Debian policy (thanks to
     Christian Hammers from the Debian project for forwarding this patch)
man/isamchk.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/isamlog.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysql.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysql_zap.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysqlaccess.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysqladmin.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysqld.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysqld_multi.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/mysqldump.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
   - fixed nroff mistake
man/mysqlshow.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/perror.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/replace.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
man/safe_mysqld.1:
   - some syntactical correction in the headlines of the manpages for
     apropos(1) (Thanks to Christian Hammers from the Debian project for
     the patch)
scripts/mysql_fix_privilege_tables.sh:
   - fixed some typos
   - script cleanup
scripts/mysqlaccess.sh:
   - make $script_log path less dependent on the shell
scripts/safe_mysqld.sh:
   - applied patch provided by Debian to enhance security (This way all logs 
     and databases are created world-nothing).

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/man/replace.1 b/man/replace.1
index 10bcf64fc88..3c14989e392 100644
--- a/man/replace.1
+++ b/man/replace.1
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-.TH REPLACE 1 "20 December 2000" 
+.TH replace 1 "19 December 2000" "MySQL 3.23" "MySQL database"
 .SH NAME 
 .TP
 replace - A utility program that is used by msql2mysql, but that has more general applicability as well. replace changes strings in place in files or on the standard input. Uses a finite state machine to match longer strings first. Can be used to swap strings.