Source: cyrus-imapd
Version: 3.2.0-2
Severity: serious
Tags: ftbfs
https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=cyrus-imapd&arch=armhf&ver=3.2.0-2&stamp=1589273502&raw=0
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make check-local
make[4]: Entering directory '/<<PKGBUILDDIR>>'
Running unit tests
CUnit - A unit testing framework for C - Version 2.1-3
http://cunit.sourceforge.net/
Suite: aaa-db
Test: openclose ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: multiopen ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: opentwo ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: readwrite ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: multirw ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: readwrite_zerolen ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat]
[backend=twoskip] [backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: readwrite_null ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: abort ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: delete ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: mboxlist ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: foreach ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: foreach_changes ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: binary_keys ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: binary_data ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip]
[backend=zeroskip] passed
Test: many ...[backend=skiplist] [backend=flat] [backend=twoskip] /bin/bash:
line 10: 22859 Bus error $vg ./unit $f
make[4]: *** [Makefile:8290: check-local] Error 135
"Bus error" usually means unaligned access somewhere in C code,
and this is a more of a problem when running on armv8 than
on armv7 (some buildds are armv7, some are armv8 like this one).
