Edit report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=78684&edit=1
ID: 78684 Updated by: c...@php.net Reported by: japs at bistruphave dot dk Summary: PCRE tests for bug 72463 are sending emails Status: Open Type: Bug Package: Testing related Operating System: Centos 8 PHP Version: Next Major Version Block user comment: N Private report: N New Comment: It seems to me that ext/pcre/tests/bug72463_2.phpt should be a Windows only test. Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2019-10-18 16:48:14] japs at bistruphave dot dk ext/pcre/tests/bug72463_2.phpt is responsible My top domain is dk. Notice the domain @name.dk, which does exist. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2019-10-18 14:08:28] requi...@php.net One or both of these two tests: 1. ext/pcre/tests/bug72463.phpt 2. ext/pcre/tests/bug72463_2.phpt are sending email, however they shouldn't *actually* send because of the mail configuration: 1. sendmail_path="echo >/dev/null" 2. SMTP=non.existent.smtp.server Can you edit the two tests so that the mail messages are distinct, then rerun them to find out which is responsible? And a shot in the dark: does "non.existent.smtp.server" resolve to anything on your server? Your DNS isn't using the .server TLD, right? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2019-10-18 09:09:54] japs at bistruphave dot dk Description: ------------ Each time I run the PHP test after a PHP 7.4.0.RCx upgrade it generates a mail with the destination address: some.address.it.wont.ever.re...@name.dk It will sit in my mail queue forever and cannot be delivered. The content is: a Subject: subject ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=78684&edit=1
