Set $HOME for logrotate script

[nisbet-hubbard]

When executing from cron, the HOME term environment variable will be blank. Meaning: /usr/bin/mysqladmin won’t be able to find the file with the access credentials (user and password) and thus cannot execute the “flush-logs” command.

See: https://www.percona.com/blog/log-rotate-and-the-deleted-mysql-log-file-mystery/

This error is mostly invisible unless one looks at logrotate’s own log since the mysqld.log gets rotated even when flush-logs fails.

[nisbet-hubbard]

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[nisbet-hubbard]

I'm in communication with your open source team about a private sign-off. If that proves to be not possible, please feel free to fix this bug without me.

[mysql-admin]

@nisbet-hubbard we are still not clear about the state of your OCA and who your in discussion with.
You can email me with details at [email protected]

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==Omer

[mysql-oca-bot]

Hi, there was no response to our request to sign an OCA or confirm the code is submitted under the terms of the OCA. As such this request will be closed.
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