On 04/01/12 22:18, Mike Fowler wrote:
> On 04/01/12 21:34, Dave Cramer wrote:
>> This is from Andras Bodor
>>
>> I am afraid, simply enabling ssl will not be enough
>> to pass the test. Different databases with different
>> pg_hba.conf configurations must be set up, as
>> documented in certdir/README.
>> I do not think, it can be expected from every buildfarm
>> host, so ssl tests might be switched off by default, or
>> we must streamline its customization.
>> Andras
>>
>
> OK, it's going to require some thought as I haven't a clue how a
> buildfarm run can use different pg_hba.conf configurations. I'd suggest
> disabling the SSL tests that require bespoke pg_hba.confs in the short
> term so that we can get the build testing running again. Long term I'll
> see what is possible within the buildfarm framework, hopefully I'll get
> some time this weekend.
>
> Regards,
I had a look at the tests and with SSL enabled and 216 tests pass but
432 still fail. Looking at the the way the test suites are built there
is no easy way to separate out the ones that are working from the ones
that are not. I also noticed that the tests are looking for test
databases for which there are no creation scripts - hostnossldb, hostdb,
hostssldb, hostsslcertdb and certdb. It seems to me the simplest way to
get the buildfarm running again is to apply the patch I've attached.
Once applied I'll re-enable to cron jobs on the buildfarm.
Regards,
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