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Who should be contacted about issues in the CONNECT storage engine? The attached patch is from Debian Bug#838914 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=838914 Apparently the code does direct unaligned accesses of word data. This works fine on the x86 architecture, but on some other architectures (like MIPS), it causes a bus error. In other places in the server code, the similar issue is handled correctly with uint4korr() and similar macros (though these also deal with byte order). I think the patch (or something similar) is good and should be upstreamed. But I am not sure how the CONNECT storage engine is maintained - should this go directly into MariaDB? If there is an upstream maintained CONNECT storage engine, probably it should preferably go there first? - Kristian.g