On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 04:34:18PM -0400, Michael Johnson wrote:
> Oh. tests/etc/csync2.cfg has absolute paths starting with /root/src
>
> Editing those to the actual directories where my checkout lives makes
> things work much better, and does not require running as root
Correct. Though for later tests (correct uid/gid transfer, picking up
only uid/gid changes and so on) root will be required obviously.
> (once I set
> up /etc/hosts and created aliases):
>
> All tests successful.
That only proves that there are not (elaborate) enough tests ;-)
> Files=3, Tests=43, 35 wallclock secs ( 1.18 cusr + 0.81 csys = 1.99 CPU)
>
> Did you intend for those paths to be substituted at some point?
That cfg file should have been generated, not committed as is.
Oversight on my part, I know about that.
I just did not find time to get back to csync2 again, yet.
I did not even find time to write up
a proper realease (candidate) announcement :-/
Thanks for noticing anyways,
and for checking it out and reporting back ;-)
BTW, you can also do
CSYNC2_DATABASE=mysql://csync2:csync2@192.168.122.1/ prove
CSYNC2_DATABASE=pgsql://csync2:csync2@192.168.122.1/ prove
To check those backends as well.
What's still going in before the final release:
- there was some patch here recently that changed the hardcoded
timeout/retry locking behaviour, I think that should go in
- if you/someoen gets that "ssh tunnel" mode done in time,
that is definetely in, and if that takes a couple of weeks
extra, that's ok.
Other than that I intend to call it final by the end of this month,
and put some packages online for the most common distributions as well.
Cheers,
Lars
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