Hello,
I recently upgraded my mail server to FreeBSD 4.7-STABLE. My
(embarrassingly old) Anomy install works fine and still passes all
the test cases, but I thought I'd take the opportunity to upgrade
Anomy to the current version as well.
I had problems with the testcases, so taking a queue from an old
mailing list post, I dug around the source and fixed all of the
hard-coded paths that weren't right for my system. ie, BSDs keep the
'false' binary in /usr/bin/false, and since 'bash' is not installed
as part of the base system, it lives in /usr/local/bin when
installed. Be cool if these paths lived in config vars near the top
of the script, but I got them straightened out in any case.
Now when I run testcases.sh for Anomy 1.57 I get the following errors:
sanitizer.base64: failed (moved result files to results.def)
let: arith: syntax error: "FAILED=0+1"
sanitizer.defaults: failed (moved result files to results.def)
let: arith: syntax error: "FAILED=0+1"
sanitizer.filenames: failed (moved result files to results.def)
let: arith: syntax error: "FAILED=0+1"
In the results diff files I see a lot of stuff like this:
Unknown exit code: 512
I assume something is returning a code that Anomy isn't used to, but
what can I do to track down WHAT is returning that unknown exit code?
Thanks.
- H
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