Zitat von John Ralls <[email protected]>:
FAIL: test-dbi-basic
Using filename: /tmp/test-1nygX3
Testing sqlite3
* 15:49:08 WARN <gnc.backend.dbi> Session Error: 3,
FAILURE First DB Session Creation Failed test-dbi-stuff.c:181
TEST_MYSQL_URL=''
TEST_PGSQL_URL=''
Executed 1 test. There was 1 failure.
FAIL: test-dbi
Using filename: /tmp/test-ghZ0Ht
Testing sqlite3
FAILURE TaxTable lists match test-dbi-stuff.c:55
FAILURE Customer lists match test-dbi-stuff.c:55
FAILURE Employee lists match test-dbi-stuff.c:55
You may ignore the warning about the lock file having no entries: We had to
ignore locking to run two sessions on the same database
Executed 7 tests. There were 3 failures.
FAIL: test-dbi-business
Executed 1 test. All tests passed.
PASS: test-load-backend
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3 of 4 tests failed
Please report to [email protected]
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make[6]: *** [check-TESTS] Error 1
make[6]: Leaving directory
`/home/paulvbrown/Downloads/gnucash-2.4.2/src/backend/dbi/test'
Looks like you probably have the libdbi bug
(http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/FAQ#Q:_I_tried_to_start_up_Gnucash_2.4.1_on_my_SQL_database_and_I_got_an_error_about_libdbi_and_large_numbers).
I've looked at the code again, and I think that you don't have any
dbi drivers installed rather than that you have the libdbi bug.
Error code 3 is "BAD URL", and it's emitted when the required
backend can't be initialized.
If you don't want to build a SQL backend, just pass --disable-dbi to
configure. If you do, then you'll need to troubleshoot a bit to
figure out why Gnucash can't find the ones you've built. You may
need to export GNC_DBD_DIR with the path to where they are.
I think I've run into the very same bug. It is caused by having the
libdbi-dev package installed, but none of the actual libdbi's database
drivers. On Ubuntu, the drivers are called libdbd-mysql [sic!],
libdbd-pgsql, and libdbd-sqlite. Installing any of those packages
solves the failing "make check".
[rant] I have to say this is rather unintuitive to find out, at least
on the Ubuntu 10.10 I'm using. The package libdbi-dev (libdbi0-dev to
be precise) installs fine and gnucash's ./configure --enable-dbi
passes just fine, but there isn't any warning or message about the
required additional installation of any drivers package. This is
mostly a distro bug: The libdbi0 package should at least "recommend"
the installation of any of its drivers. Even worse, the package naming
of the drivers does not include the string "libdbi"; instead, they are
called "libdbd-sqlite", "libdbd-mysql" and so on, see
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdbi-drivers [/rant]
Can gnucash add a more clear error message to check whether the
expected database driver is actually there? I guess in these tests
that would be right here:
make[6]: Entering directory
`/home/paulvbrown/Downloads/gnucash-2.4.2/src/backend/dbi/test'
Using filename: /tmp/test-6BTwdI
Testing sqlite3
* 15:49:07 WARN <gnc.backend.dbi> Session Error: 3,
FAILURE First DB Session Creation Failed test-dbi-stuff.c:181
Testing safe save sqlite3
Thanks!
Regards,
Christian
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