Steven Murdoch

Ah, I didn't spot that. Though it doesn't work for me: ``` [smurdoch@pets2015 lib]$ ./backupdb.sh -n pets2015-01 --pc > ~/tmp + mysqldump -u'pets201501live' -p --max_allowed_packet=1000M 'pets201501live' mysqldump: unknown variable 'defaults-extra-file=/tmp/hotcrptmp.PRLXzi'...

I tried manually moving over the settings that I understood: ``` mysqldump --no-create-info --skip-add-drop-table -w 'name in ("tag_chair", "outcome_map", "review_form", "msg.clickthrough_submit", "opt.clickthrough_submit", "msg.revprefdescription", "msg.clickthrough_review", "opt.clickthrough_review", "msg.conflictdef", "options")' pets201501live Settings >...

I've tried to build this for x86 to maximise compatibility, but I might need a new flag. Could you pull the latest version, run "make clean" and then build again?

How about now? I don't have easy access to OS X 10.11 but it's possible they have now disabled 32-bit compatibility.

For reference, the patch is at https://gist.github.com/sjmurdoch/5f3d5db80a8b9ec54ae3

+1

I had similar issues to you and didn’t get further. I also tried the Vodafone server but that is now just a pointer to Google so it is not surprising...

There was a proposal by [Cory Snider](https://github.com/corhere) in the private discussion of [GHSA-rc4r-wh2q-q6c4](https://github.com/moby/moby/security/advisories/GHSA-rc4r-wh2q-q6c4#advisory-comment-73617) which I think intended to preserve backwards compatibility. I don't have any particular views on it, but...

This sounds very much like issue #23