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Describe the bug The Heimdal tests bind to fixed port numbers during the test suite:
heimdal/tests/kdc/Makefile.am
Lines 49 to 56 in ca0e53b
heimdal/tests/kdc/check-cc.in
Lines 51 to 57 in ca0e53b
Thus, if two instances of the test suite are run concurrently, they may conflict and tests may spuriously fail.
To Reproduce
gmake check
Expected behavior Concurrent runs of the test suite pass.
Note: This is an separate issue from a single instance of the test suite failing with parallel make jobs, e.g. gmake -j4 check.
gmake -j4 check
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yup. This is a problem. We really need to rationalize all the tests and have them automatically pick port numbers to use.
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Describe the bug
The Heimdal tests bind to fixed port numbers during the test suite:
heimdal/tests/kdc/Makefile.am
Lines 49 to 56 in ca0e53b
heimdal/tests/kdc/check-cc.in
Lines 51 to 57 in ca0e53b
Thus, if two instances of the test suite are run concurrently, they may conflict and tests may spuriously fail.
To Reproduce
gmake check
in both trees simultaneously.Expected behavior
Concurrent runs of the test suite pass.
Note: This is an separate issue from a single instance of the test suite failing with parallel make jobs, e.g.
gmake -j4 check
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: