Since acl is now in the book, I decided to run its tests. I rather
wish I hadn't (my scripts do not lend themselves to keeping the
build directory around, and then going back to it later), but in
case anyone else is tempted to try this I'm reporting that I got a
non-zero return code, which caused my build to stop.
On the face of it, the commands which were run all succeeded (114
in tests, 29 in root-tests), but at the start of root-tests I also
got the following message:
/tools/bin/make -C test/ root-tests
make[1]: Entering directory '/building/attr-2.4.47/test'
Note: Tests must run as root
/bin/sh: @echo: command not found
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[1] $ mkdir d -- ok
(and the tests ran).
For me, the workaround is to add '|| true ' to the end of the
command. No idea if people using jhalfs will run the acl tests.
ĸen
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das eine Mal als Tragödie, dieses Mal als Farce
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