[Devel] Re: IPC NS tests ?

2007-04-12 Thread Kirill Korotaev
 Kirill,
 
 We are working on getting a few UTS namespace tests included in Linux
 Testsuite Project (LTP) and were wondering if you (or anyone else) had
 any test cases for IPC namespace. 
 
 If there are tests for IPC NS, can you share those tests with us ?
 And, do you have any plans to push the tests into LTP ? If you plan
 to push them into LTP, pls let us know if you need help.

We do not test UTS/IPC NS directly.
Instead we run LTP tests inside host and inside guest and make sure all
IPC tests are passing.

So I guess LTP test should check only that unsharing works and people
who need to test containers will run LTP then inside it.

i.e. I propose not to make LTP check functionality of IPC inside NS.
Only interfaces.

Thanks,
Kirill

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[Devel] Re: IPC NS tests ?

2007-04-12 Thread Serge E. Hallyn
Quoting Kirill Korotaev ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
  Kirill,
  
  We are working on getting a few UTS namespace tests included in Linux
  Testsuite Project (LTP) and were wondering if you (or anyone else) had
  any test cases for IPC namespace. 
  
  If there are tests for IPC NS, can you share those tests with us ?
  And, do you have any plans to push the tests into LTP ? If you plan
  to push them into LTP, pls let us know if you need help.
 
 We do not test UTS/IPC NS directly.
 Instead we run LTP tests inside host and inside guest and make sure all
 IPC tests are passing.
 
 So I guess LTP test should check only that unsharing works and people
 who need to test containers will run LTP then inside it.
 
 i.e. I propose not to make LTP check functionality of IPC inside NS.
 Only interfaces.

So long as 'only interfaces' includes checks that, for example,
processes in different ipc namespaces see different objects by the same
names.

As far as I know such tests don't yet exist.  They should be written
and added to LTP.

-serge
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