On 19/02/2015 18:27, Mark Thomas wrote: > On 19/02/2015 15:17, Jeremy Boynes wrote: >> Mark >> >> I am seing regular failures in TestPojoEndpointBase in trunk where >> the socket is not being closed (see attached log). I’ve not dug in >> yet but this has started since r1660358 and may be related to recent >> NIO changes (maybe r1660582?). > > I'm fairly sure I have a fix for that wrapped up in my current changes. > I'll get those committed as soon as I can but I am still working through > intermittent unit test failures. > > To add to the 'fun' my email provider has decided the most helpful thing > they could do is add a random 20 min to 12+ hour delay to all my e-mail. > That is causing its own problems - not least of which is me not seeing > dev@ e-mails in a timely manner. Unsurprisingly DynDNS will be losing a > customer just as quickly as I can find an alternative to migrate to.
Goodbye to the incompetence of DynDNS / DuoCircle. Hello to DNSExit/GhettoSMTP and a system that works (and costs 50% to 75% less). Having exchanged emails and instant messages with representatives of both companies I already have a much warmer feeling about them than I did with DynDNS and DuoCircle. Obviously time will tell in terms of service but so far so good. Now I have e-mail arriving with seconds of it being sent, back to what I'd much rather be doing... I think I have a fix for this that I have just committed. The unit tests pass consistently (so far) on OSX. Now I am back at home, I'll run them on Windows and Linux as well as BuildBot and Gump. There are still some strange failures on Gump that I don't understand at all. Any help investigating those would be much appreciated. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@tomcat.apache.org
