Hi Andre,
Le 17 déc. 06 à 10:37, Andre Schnabel a écrit :
HI Clytie,
....
######### wait until Testtool has
finished & closed
- while ps -p $testtoolpid > /dev/null ;
+ while ps -p $testtoolpid | grep
$testtoolpid > /dev/null ;
do
sleep 2
i=$((i+2))
I don't understand what to do with the script above. :(
*sigh* this is a patch to apply .. remove all the lines with - ,
add lines with +.
Ooops .. Sorry ... we always read/write so much patchs that it
becomes "natural" for us to read them like usual code or text.
Like Pavel wrote on IRC "please speak me patch language :-)
" .....and I simply didn't understand that's what Clythie wanted to
clarify.
Thank you Andre, and please, Clythie, excuse me :-)
The problem is, that the script has been written to run on Linux /
Solaris, but Mac uses slightly different commands. So the Mac team
has applied some patches. (That's what actually has been dosumented
here).
Yes, it was the case (see below)
Imho this ist the wrong approach: we should work on a multi-
platform script.
If this is necessary, no problem for me. You mean use uname .... and
" if ... fi " structures, or separated files ?
Unfortunately I have no Mac and cannot test this platform
(responses from people who tried to use my scripts have been
confusing to me - some said it works, some said it doesn't :-
( therefore I stopped working on it).
Maybe I miss something : I believed the tests we did when you
connected to my machine helped to fix the issues ?
For me everything was fine, and I'm curious to why it didn't work,
and last, what exactly happens.
I'll upload the files to issue 71973 later today.
If ever some problems occur, I invite all people to provide us asap
any usefull information.
I think we can fix that definetely and shortly.
Regards,
Eric
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