On 09/18/2012 09:34 AM, Mike wrote:
在 2012-09-18二的 08:35 -0300，Lucas Meneghel Rodrigues写道：
On 09/18/2012 08:29 AM, Mike wrote:
Hi all
These days I setup a autotest server for test.
And I face a problem, maybe a bug.
for example , I create a new job like sleeptest.
it runs OK, so does other tests except KVM.
When I create a job of KVM test.
in Client side it will raise a error like :
/usr/local/autotest/tests/kvm/build.cfg No such
file or dir.
it is because in control file of KVM, there is a line:
kvm_test_dir = os.path.join(os.environ['AUTODIR'],'tests/kvm')
this will cause two problems :
1. the dir in client has changed , mostly in
os.environ['AUTODIR'],'tmp/site_tests/kvm'
2. the file build.cfg/tests.cfg, has not been fetched from the server.
but client has parsed the control file and can't find these files.
So it will cause failure when run the test case.
I will attach the log file, and need any one to fix it :)
This is expected behavior. The KVM test user is supposed to copy the
sample config files to actual config files:
https://github.com/autotest/autotest/wiki/VirtTestDocumentation#wiki-id2
Once you run the get_started.py script, the config files will be there,
therefore the kvm test will run. So I consider this NOTABUG, since to
this point, we still couldn't automate *setup* of the KVM test (meaning
the tester has to read docs and set up test environment).
Hi Lucas
I think you don't catch what I exactly mean. Maybe because my poor
English:)
I mean when the server setup the remote client, the client machine will
not find the build.cfg before get it. Actually , I always run the
get_started.py script when first setup the autotest.
What I mean is the client machine need to parse the control file , but
build.cfg/tests.cfg haven't been fetched to the client machine for
remote(Server) at that time. So it will cause the error what I say:)
I run an autotest server that syncs with the -next branch every night to
catch such regressions, running the virt tests, and I've never seen this
issue. I'd have to think what is wrong in your setup...
Cheers,
Lucas
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