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make test
FAILs at error: "Assertion `num_prompts_shown == expected_prompts_shown' failed.; Invalid verification code"
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The CentOS bug you linked to says it works on 64bit, but you seem to have this problem on 64bit, is that right? Could you retry at current HEAD, with "make check"? |
Yes, I see the issue on 64-bit -- Opensuse, though, not Centos
sure ... switching from previous
to
build FAILs as above
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I installed OpenSUSE in a virtual machine and am unable to reproduce this. I see you run a pre-release snapshot gcc 5, and that particular version doesn't seem to be downloadable. Also the latest GCC 5 snapshot doesn't build at all on my machine. Could you try with a released GCC? |
For future ref :-), GCC5 is readily installable on Opensuse from the 'devel;:gcc' repo at
with indiv pkgs @
And, here's a repeat of the above, switching to
building. same revno
still FAILs similarly
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were you looking for some other info? |
No, but I've been on vacation and haven't had the opportunity to try (again) to reproduce this yet. |
np, just making sure I didn't drop the ball |
Did you close this on purpose? |
not intentionally, no. i was here checking to see if anything's changed -- might have been an errant click. |
To add to this, I see this on OS X as well. Same failure point (right after "Testing TIME_SKEW"). On my Ubuntu Linux machines, it works just fine, though. Haven't have a chance to debug this at all... |
I don't have much to add to the apart from what I have seen in my recent dev on the project.
Having a short look into it reveals that the callback which increments num_prompts_shown (static int conversation(...) ) is being called during the |
Sorry for not making progress on this. It's just been low prio. Anyone who feels like it should feel free to have a look. |
I'm getting the same issue on my Gentoo machine. Always fails with the same error as above.
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As far as I can tell my machines' times are correct and syncing with NTP, so it feels like some kind of mishandling of timezones to me. |
Try `emerge -ev gcc' to rebuild and update gcc. EDIT: There's gotta be something else going on there. I ran |
Interesting...I'd still been on x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-4.8.5. Changing to x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-4.9.3 (which was already installed, just not selected) made the test failure go away. Why would the version of gcc cause a failure like this?
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This issue was moved to google/google-authenticator-libpam#7 |
checking out latest source
building on
with
completes ok
but test FAILs
seems to have been raised before,
but, afaict, no resolution there
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