On Mon, Aug 14, 2017 at 10:13:46PM +0200, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> 
> The first issue should be handled by [1].

> [1] 
> https://bitbucket.org/naviserver/naviserver/commits/6a1cc7d7a5c3e345673d4825582e5673aa95ef88

Yep, that fixed the ns_cache-12.1 test failure, thanks.

> The *otp issue does not show up on my Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, maybe the
> guards of the test have to made more restrictive. Do you have nsf installed
> manually or via the package manager? Which version of nsf do you have?

I have nsf and nsf-shells version 2.0.0-2 installed via the Ubuntu
16.04.2 package manager, no other versions of nsf/XOTcl anywhere.  I
also just installed nsf-dev now (which made no difference to the
tests):

  $ dpkg -l 'nsf*' | grep nsf 
  ii  nsf            2.0.0-2      amd64        Next Scripting Framework (NSF): 
Object orientation for Tcl - shared library 
  ii  nsf-dev        2.0.0-2      amd64        Next Scripting Framework (NSF): 
Object orientation for Tcl - development files 
  ii  nsf-shells     2.0.0-2      all          Next Scripting Framework (NSF): 
Object orientation for Tcl - shells 

Would I be better off installing nsf 2.1.0 from source?

In the 'make test' output, I see a bunch of lines like these:

  [14/Aug/2017:20:20:57][32189.7f32ee0a3700][-main-] Notice: Using ns_cache 
based on NX 2.0.0 
   
  [14/Aug/2017:20:20:57][32189.7f32ee0a3700][-main-] Notice: NX/XOTcl extension 
not loaded; will not copy objects (error: invalid command name "::Serializer"; 
invalid command name "::Serializer" 
      while executing 
  "::Serializer all"). 

  [14/Aug/2017:20:22:26][32189.7f32c4ff9700][-ns_eval_q:test:0] Notice: 
NX/XOTcl extension not loaded; will not copy objects (error: invalid command 
name "::Serializer"; invalid command name "::Serializer" 
      while executing 
  "::Serializer all"). 

So ns_cache is using nsf/NX/XOTcl successfully, but some other piece
of code is not?  Is that supposed to happen?

-- 
Andrew Piskorski <a...@piskorski.com>

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