On 10/14/2016 12:14 PM, Ross Berteig wrote:
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I think this is the first build and test I've done since the Win10 Anniversary Update imposed itself on me, and certainly the first since this week's patch Tuesday. Something made the Windows Firewall fussier, and I had to reassure it during both test suite runs that yes, it was ok to let fossil.exe do something. The prompt came a long ways in to the suite, but I didn't check the prot file to see what test had prompted it. If that behavior continues, it will make launching a bunch of builds and walking away a lot less productive.

The actual culprit was the new test_start_server function in tester.tcl, which uses fossil server to run a server for a span of test cases to test against. I noticed that fossil ui does not cause the firewall to speak up, but fossil server does. This is because fossil ui explicitly limits the server it runs to localhost, which is wise for a number of reasons. We assume, that fossil server is intended to be seen more widely, and do not make that restriction.

So the solution is for the test suite to prefer fossil server --localhost which has the desired effect. I've checked in that change on trunk, which works for me on my Windows test cases.

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Ross Berteig                               r...@cheshireeng.com
Cheshire Engineering Corp.           http://www.CheshireEng.com/
+1 626 303 1602

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