On Thu, Jun 01, 2017 at 06:07:40PM +0800, gustavo panizzo wrote:
> some tests are skipped, i feel they should run
> 
> 
> perhaps usbguard should build-depend on sudo?
> 
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  + sudo -n dd bs=4096 count=1 if=/dev/zero 
> of=/tmp/usbguard_disk
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  ./UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh: line 81: sudo: 
> command not found
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  + sudo -n modprobe dummy_hcd
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  ./UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh: line 82: sudo: 
> command not found
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  + sudo -n rmmod g_mass_storage
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  ./UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh: line 83: sudo: 
> command not found
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  + sudo -n modprobe g_mass_storage 
> file=/tmp/usbguard_disk iSerialNumber=555666111
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  ./UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh: line 84: sudo: 
> command not found
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  + '[' 127 -ne 0 ']'
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  + exit 77
> UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh.log:  SKIP UseCase/002_cli_devices.sh (exit 
> status: 77)
No, it's a bad idea to do things requiring root during tests, especially
modprobe/rmmod.
And please remember that just calling sudo is not enough to get root.


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