cron_allow01: Don't try and guess the allow file path, just try both. #192
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This test currently assumes that only RedHat systems use /etc/cron.allow, and everything else uses /var/spool/cron/allow. This isn't true - Debian and derivatives also use /etc/cron.allow, so this test currently fails (See: linux-test-project#136 (comment)) Instead of keeping a mapping of distro/allow file path, let's just try both.
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The cron tests have been removed in 0fc9b86, hence closing, thanks for the PR anyway. |
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This test currently assumes that only RedHat systems use /etc/cron.allow,
and everything else uses /var/spool/cron/allow. This isn't true - Debian
and derivatives also use /etc/cron.allow, so this test currently fails
(See:
#136 (comment))
Instead of keeping a mapping of distro/allow file path, let's just try both.