On 04/02/11 15:34, Martin Gainty wrote:
svn:// URLs are on port 3960
discover-target would need to test netstat output e.g.
netstat -a | grep 3960>output.file
a fail message would be no output
a found message would be the IP:3960 of the server
OR in the case of ssh+svn
netstat -a | grep 22>output.file
a fail message would be no output
a found message would be the IP:3960 of the server
There's a risk there that if /etc/services is up to date, the netstat
won't show 22, it will show svn.
I'd use the <socket>
<fail>
<condition>
<not><socket port="3960" server="127.0.0.1" /></not>
</condition>
No SVN server
</fail>
I use this kind of check in <waitfor>, blocking for something to go live
before running the unit tests against it
-steve
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