Enrique Rodriguez a écrit :
I have commented to failing test :
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&rev=541686
Thanks for opening the JIRA issue. Commenting out the test was the
right response.
At least, I was able to run the test :)
Would you please check what is going wrong with it? I have tested the
trunk on mu linux laptop and on my mac OSX, and Alex is experiencing
the same breakage.
This is the issue Alex and I discussed after his review of the SASL
branch. The Sun Kerberos provider doesn't allow you to change the
port (in code), so the integration test needs to bind to port 88
(Kerberos), which it can't do unless you're root. We discussed some
solutions but I didn't get a chance to implement one before the merge.
We discussed writing a Kerberos client library, for a number of
reasons, one of which is to allow port selection like we do with the
LDAP integration tests. I think the only solution in the short term
is to set up a profile for this test.
Oh, I remember reading such a thread, but didn't understood how it could
be related to the problem I had this morning... Now, it make sense.
Did you run mvn -Dintegration test before committing? If so, do you
use a special configuration we don't use ? (Like W$ or JDK 1.6)
I ran these tests as root.
Ok, it explain the 'why'. As running the integ test as root is not an
option, I guess that a profile is mandatory. May be checking that the
user is root at the beginning of the test could help, or at least that
he had enough priviledge to open a port on 88.
Hopefully, you will come with a correct solution sooner or later !
Thanks for the explanaition, Enrique, I was afraid that commenting this
test could weaken the server (integ test are good) buy now I see this
will be a temporary solution. Anyway, the JIRA will remain until we fix
it, which is why JIRA are good for ;)
Emmanuel
