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My Ubuntu servers seem unaffected thus far.
by drivebyacct2 14y ago
My Ubuntu servers seem unaffected thus far.
- brongondwana 14y agoIt seems to depend on high load, so you could be lucky!
- rarrrrrr 14y agoUnfortunately I can confirm that Ubuntu 10.04 is vulnerable. We're proceeding with the fixtime.pl workaround.
- boyter 14y agoI can confirm it too, but didn't catch it in time. A reboot however and everything is back to normal.
- henrikschroder 14y agoWe didn't catch it in time either. It was oh so much fun to wake up to our service not working at all, all java and mysqld processes spinning like crazy, and having to reboot all servers. :-/
- alexkus 14y agoI found mysqld (5.5.24) running at 159% CPU on a Ubuntu 11.04 (64-bit) box this morning. ntpd had drifted in the leap second between 1am and 2am (GMT) this morning (NTP drift info is one thing I graph with MRTG). [EDIT] Ah, covered elsewhere. Fixed by manually setting the date on the box; stopping/restarting mysqld or ntpd doesn't make any difference.