Hello, On 29/08/17 02:49 AM, Pádraig Brady wrote: > https://pixelbeat.org/cu/coreutils-ss.tar.xz
Two more failures 1. on older Cent OS 6.5, and on OpenSolaris 5.11/i86pc, "tests/misc/tty" tails. Cent Os 6.5: FAIL: tests/misc/tty ==================== + test -t 0 + returns_ 1 tty not a tty + returns_ 1 tty -s + returns_ 2 tty a tty: extra operand 'a' Try 'tty --help' for more information. + returns_ 2 tty -s a tty: extra operand 'a' Try 'tty --help' for more information. + test -w /dev/full + test -c /dev/full + returns_ 3 tty tty: standard input: Invalid argument + fail=1 + returns_ 3 tty tty: write error: No space left on device + returns_ 4 tty + returns_ 4 tty -s + Exit 1 ============== OpenSolaris: ==== [....] + test -t 0 + returns_ 1 tty not a tty + returns_ 1 tty -s + fail=1 + returns_ 2 tty a tty: extra operand 'a' Try 'tty --help' for more information. + returns_ 2 tty -s a tty: extra operand 'a' Try 'tty --help' for more information. + test -w /dev/full + returns_ 4 tty + returns_ 4 tty -s + Exit 1 + set +e + exit 1 [....] On centos the last failure is false-positive (no space left on device, a problem on my test VM). The tty test was changed recently: commit 937388c3059d321797ac327452d71494fcebc655 Date: Wed Apr 5 11:34:42 2017 -0700 Subject: tty: handle misconfigured namespaces Could this be related? 2. Perhaps low priority, but building TinyCC (tcc) on Debian 9.1/x86, two tests fail: ==== FAIL: tests/misc/sleep ... + returns_ 1 timeout 10 sleep nan + fail=1 ... ====== FAIL: tests/misc/stdbuf ... + diff -u exp out --- exp 2017-08-29 11:15:15.026925252 -0600 +++ out 2017-08-29 11:15:15.126925250 -0600 @@ -1 +1,2 @@ 1 +2 + time_fail=1 ... [.... This fails repeatedly in a loop ... and then ...] + attempt=7 ++ expr 32 '*' 2 + num_sleeps=64 + test 7 -le 6 + test 1 = 0 + fail=1 ====== Full log here (603KB): https://pretest.housegordon.org/g/5307/logs/test-suite.0.log ---- On a separate note, It seems that this latest coreutil build+test requires more disk space than before - I seem to be running out of disk space on several VMs now. Could be due to expected growth (which is fine), or perhaps some new test leave a large file around? regards, - assaf
