Tibor, > This corresponds to the code base as of March 2011. Maybe you can try > with more recent version?
Well, I understand that eventually I have to come up to date. I know that some of the tests are fixed now. I'm comparing my build with the build for that checkout. I'm hesitant to move the target though, because I'm not expecting it to run clean, because that build didn't run clean. > I guess these tests are OK for you now. For the record, we use > python-dateutil-1.2-1.el5 on our SLC5 aka RHEL5 systems The dateutils issue calmed things down a bit. I saw that SLC5 was RHEL based. can you get me instructions on how you automated the build servers, because I'm assuming that you create those from scratch when you build. If not, can you get me the list of RPMs that you use or instructions on how to access the repo? ------------------------------------------ Peter Halliday Cornell University Library IT Repositories Group [email protected] (Phone:) 607-255-1790 (Cell:) 607-329-6905 On Jun 14, 2011, at 7:39 AM, Tibor Simko wrote: > On Fri, 10 Jun 2011, Peter J. Halliday wrote: >> I have checked out up to changeset >> a6c23f59a25bac0bc01b51b41c3fa9eea2f174a3. > > This corresponds to the code base as of March 2011. Maybe you can try > with more recent version? > >> As you can see from this pastebin: http://pastebin.com/0ik9g56L, I get >> a totally different set of tests to fail. > > You discussed the python-dateutil library issue with Travis already, so > I guess these tests are OK for you now. For the record, we use > python-dateutil-1.2-1.el5 on our SLC5 aka RHEL5 systems. Anyhow, some > of these date searching tests are known to fail still, depending on when > they are executed, because of `over-commitment' of the > first-of-the-month day concept, see > <http://invenio-software.org/ticket/431> for more. > > The asynchronous download test case failure is interesting. IIRC I have > not seen it failed in this way before. The `rjfreijoiregjreoijgoirg.fr' > bit is there just to test what happens when trying to contact an invalid > URL. What do you get if you run: > > $ sudo -u www-data python \ > modules/websearch/lib/websearch_external_collections_getter_tests.py > > and is there anything interesting in `invenio.err' or elsewhere? > > Best regards > -- > Tibor Simko
