> > > (I think it also inlines a patch Stephen sent on jan 23 which
> > > wasn't yet in ltp cvs)
> > 
> > As far as I can tell, no one has merged the two patches that I sent
> > earlier, which explains why you are still seeing failures (the one patch
> > I sent added permissions needed for the tests).  I've seen no reply to
> > my patches, although I've seen other patches responded to.

Oh Yes. I merged them today. Please be confident that all your patches
will go before the next release is made, though it may be a bit delayed
not for any fault of yours, but for mine. I was bit busy investigating
somethings else.

> 
> Actually, I see that your patch does include the permissions from my
> patch (still not sure why my patch hasn't been merged), so I don't know
> why you'd still be seeing failures.   I only get 3 failures with my
> patch applied, on inherit and fdreceive (due to Fedora 8 policy granting
> fd:use permission liberally to all domains) and on task_create (due to
> the refpolicy granting process:fork to all domains), so I would only
> expect you to get 2 failures after your patch.
> 
> Debugging failures generally requires a copy of your audit.log entries
> generated during the tests, and can sometimes benefit from manually
> running individual tests as per the README so that you can see more
> output.   The ltp logfiles may lack some diagnostic output because
> policy may not be allowing the test domains to write to whatever type
> the log file happens to have (depends on where you install the ltp).
> 



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