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t_cc failure in 1.16 make check on KEYRING cc
Chris Hecker
2017-12-10 02:47:46 UTC
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I didn't have keyutils installed (on CentOS 5) and I'm getting this on make
check in the ccache dir:

Testing miscellaneous error conditions
Starting test on /tmp/cctest.11635
Test on /tmp/cctest.11635 passed
Starting test on KEYRING:process:/tmp/cctest.11635
new_unique: Key has been revoked

I'm looking into it more, I assume I need to initialize something in the
keyring now that I've got keyctl but I think the makefile should do that
for this test? I've never used the keyring so I'm feeling my way around
this right now.

Chris
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Chris Hecker
2017-12-10 02:53:39 UTC
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I couldn't get that test to pass after trying a few things, so I just
commented it out and everything else passed, so I'm probably missing
something but maybe the makefile should at least print something out to let
me know what to do...

Chris
Post by Chris Hecker
I didn't have keyutils installed (on CentOS 5) and I'm getting this on
Testing miscellaneous error conditions
Starting test on /tmp/cctest.11635
Test on /tmp/cctest.11635 passed
Starting test on KEYRING:process:/tmp/cctest.11635
new_unique: Key has been revoked
I'm looking into it more, I assume I need to initialize something in the
keyring now that I've got keyctl but I think the makefile should do that
for this test? I've never used the keyring so I'm feeling my way around
this right now.
Chris
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Greg Hudson
2017-12-10 05:31:07 UTC
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Post by Chris Hecker
Starting test on KEYRING:process:/tmp/cctest.11635
new_unique: Key has been revoked
I'm looking into it more, I assume I need to initialize something in the
keyring now that I've got keyctl but I think the makefile should do that
for this test? I've never used the keyring so I'm feeling my way around
this right now.
You shouldn't have to do anything; "make check" is supposed to adapt to
its environment and skip tests it can't run. Please send me (off-list
to avoid clutter) any details you can collect, such as an strace of the
failing process, and I will try to figure out what's going on.
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