Hello Shlomi,
I commented your e-mail below, please follow.
Em 16-09-2015 05:16, Shlomi Fish escreveu:
http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/b6494902-43a3-11e5-a85a-e28fcaadd3a7
This link is currently down.
The website was having some issues since a couple of days back, it seems
to be up and running right now.
I suppose I can try setting up a Solaris x86 (or OpenSolaris or whatever) VBox
VM and testing it there. But I need some help from you:
Sure! Thank you!
What are we supposed to do with this code? It's not self-contained. Can
you provide a self-contained, reproducing, example, on a branch of a
public version control system (which I hope you are using for everybody's sake,
else see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ ), with instructions on
what exactly should we run? Otherwise, your instructions will remain unclear.
This distribution is to parse Siebel Server Manager output. More
specifically to this error, I implemented in the tests the use of
Test::TempDir::Tiny to avoid errors when multiple perls interpreters are
testing the distribution at the same time.
The thing is, multiple subclasses of Siebel::Srvrmgr::Daemon instances
are not suppose to run at the same time, so the code creates a lock file
under the temporary directory created with Test::TempDir::Tiny and the
code tries to use flock() to guarantee no other process will try to keep
the lock for itself.
I'm not sure what do you means by self contained code (I did reviewed
this link you provided) but for testing purposes, you can just download
and install the (latest) Siebel::Srvrmgr from CPAN, the tests that
failed in the report I provided in the link above will likely fail for
you too. The tests we are talking about are:
t/DaemonHeavy.t
t/DaemonLight.t
Both testing subclasses of Siebel::Srvrmgr::Daemon.
I'll try to get a VM with OpenSolaris too, but since I'm not acquainted
with it, probably you will be able to do it sooner. There are more
errors that seems to be specific to Solaris, but I'm clueless what is
happening even to ask something here, so some debugging is in order.
Regards,
Alceu
