On Aug 2, 2010, at 4:40 AM, Fabio Ciampi wrote:
$ show logical DECC$*
I have only the default DECC$ feature logicals:
"DECC$CRTLMAP" = "SYS$SHARE:DECC$SHR"
"DECC$SHR_AV" = "DECC$SHR
OK, good. Those aren't actually feature logicals, so won't cause any
trouble.
ISTI-MX4> show process/quota
<quotas snipped>
I don't see any obvious problems here.
This time the mmk test process execute completely and the tests
concerning the compression utility work fine.
That's excellent. You very likely have a Perl that will do everything
you need it to.
Anyway I have some other tests failed:
Failed 9 tests out of 1550, 99.42% okay.
[-.lib.Archive.Extract.t]01_Archive-Extract.t
[-.lib.CPANPLUS.t]03_CPANPLUS-Internals-Source.t
[-.lib.CPANPLUS.t]15_CPANPLUS-Shell.t
[-.lib.ExtUtils.t]cp.t
[-.lib.ExtUtils.t]pm_to_blib.t
[-.lib.Module.Build.t]debug.t
[-.lib.Module.Build.t]tilde.t
[-.lib]vmsish.t
op/exec.t
This is a pretty darn good score. I wouldn't both with the module
test failures without checking for newer versions of the modules on
CPAN or grabbing a Perl version (like 5.12.1) that includes newer
versions of the modules.
Following more information about the failure of the tests:
About the test:
$rc = system { "lskdfj" } "lskdfj";
unless( ok($rc == 255 << 8 or $rc == -1 or $rc == 256 or $rc ==
512) ) {
print "# \$rc == $rc\n";
}
I don't understand very well what I should do for trying running the
test independently how you suggested me.
Anyway if I comment the other tests and I run this test alone with
@[.vms]test .exe "" "-v" [.op]exec.t, I don't see anything but it
confirm that is this test that failed:
# Failed at [.op]exec.t line 13
not ok 1
t/OP/EXEC....FAILED at test 1
Failed 1 test out of 0, 0.00% okay.
[.OP]EXEC.T
What the test is trying to do is run a nonsense command in a
subprocess and verify that the return value is set appropriately. If
that command happens not to be nonsense on your system, that could
cause trouble, so you might see what this gives you:
$ LSKDFJ
%DCL-W-IVVERB, unrecognized command verb - check validity and spelling
\LSKDFJ\
###################################################################################
ISTI-MX4> @[.vms]test .exe "" "-v" $1$DGA100:
[000000.PERL-5_10_1.lib]vmsish.t
ok 21 - use vmsish qw(time)
not ok 22 - (time) UTC: 1280511919 VMS: 1280519119
t/$1$DGA100/PERL-5_10_1/LIB/VMSISH....FAILED at test 22
Failed 1 test out of 1, 0.00% okay.
$1$DGA100:[000000.PERL-5_10_1.LIB]VMSISH.T
You might check the timezone settings and timezone logicals on your
system:
$ show logical *timezone*
The time values here indicate you are 2 hours (7200 seconds) ahead of
UTC -- is that correct?
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Craig A. Berry
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