Re-add upstream MySQL and MariaDB paths #9
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Reverts commit 58faf0f The /usr/sbin paths are used by the upstream MySQL and MariaDB packages. The paths used by Fedora and RHEL are the /usr/libexec path which already has a selinux fcontext. In an effort not to get these reverted, a comment is added. I cannot currently find any ndb or mysqlmanager package so I've left these as is.
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I'm not sure it is useful for the futue Fedora releases: But it may be useful for RHEL and also just for the fact of having this information included in the git repo. |
Right. But still relevant to 40 and 41 currently?
That would be most useful. |
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Reverts commit 58faf0f
The /usr/sbin paths are used by the upstream MySQL and MariaDB packages.
The paths used by Fedora and RHEL are the /usr/libexec path which already has a selinux fcontext.
In an effort not to get these reverted, a comment is added.
I cannot currently find any ndb or mysqlmanager package so I've left these as is.