make test fails on Fedora 10

2013-03-27 Thread Luther, Dan
Several months ago, I reported that several of the make tests were failing due to couldn't start server ns2 and the like. Working with the BIND 9.9.2-P2 compile, I just spent several minutes tracking the source of this down with some judicious use of print in the 'bin/tests/system/start.pl'

Re: make test fails on Fedora 10

2013-03-27 Thread Jeremy C. Reed
On Wed, 27 Mar 2013, Luther, Dan wrote: For the tests, BIND starts up with an empty group descriptor:   I:issuing command '/home/luther/bind-9.9.2-P2/bin/named/named -m record,size,mctx -T clienttest -c named.conf -d 99 -g named.run 21 echo $!' I guess you are talking about -g. It is

Re: make test fails on Fedora 10

2013-03-27 Thread Jeremy C. Reed
On Wed, 27 Mar 2013, Luther, Dan wrote: Working with the BIND 9.9.2-P2 compile, I just spent several minutes tracking the source of this down with some judicious use of ?print? in the ?bin/tests/system/start.pl? script and viewing the ?*.run? output. It really comes down to file permissions

RE: make test fails on Fedora 10

2013-03-27 Thread Luther, Dan
To: Luther, Dan Cc: 'bind-us...@isc.org' Subject: Re: make test fails on Fedora 10 On Wed, 27 Mar 2013, Luther, Dan wrote: For the tests, BIND starts up with an empty group descriptor:   I:issuing command '/home/luther/bind-9.9.2-P2/bin/named/named -m record,size,mctx -T clienttest -c

Re: make test fails on Fedora 10

2013-03-27 Thread Mark Andrews
BIND 9 is setup to be build and tested as a ordinary user. You only need to be root to configure the test interfaces and to do the final install. On Linux named drops root's abilities to override file permissions so when you extract the tarball as root you