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While building and running tests for ipv6calc 2.0.0 on a quite busy machine, it failed unexpectedly:
$ make test-minimal ... make[3]: Leaving directory '/build/ipv6calc/src/ipv6calc-2.0.0/ipv6calc' ~/ipv6calc/src/ipv6calc-2.0.0/ipv6calcweb # Pseudo random selected LD_LIBRARY_PATH=../lib:../databases/lib: ./test_ipv6calcweb.sh 2001:200:1:ea::1 || exit 1 ++ HTTP_IPV6CALCWEB_OUTPUT_FORMAT=html ++ HTTP_IPV6CALCWEB_OUTPUT_FORMAT_HTML_DB=subcolumns ++ REMOTE_ADDR=50.60.70.80 ++ ./ipv6calcweb.cgi + stderr='ipv6calcweb.cgi WARN : System overloaded by load15 load=17.25/17.63/17.16 load_norm=2.15625/2.20375/2.145 limit=2/1.5/1 cpus=8' + set +x ERROR : stderr not empty: ipv6calcweb.cgi WARN : System overloaded by load15 load=17.25/17.63/17.16 load_norm=2.15625/2.20375/2.145 limit=2/1.5/1 cpus=8 make[2]: *** [Makefile:32: test] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory '/build/ipv6calc/src/ipv6calc-2.0.0/ipv6calcweb' make[1]: *** [Makefile:43: test-minimal] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory '/build/ipv6calc/src/ipv6calc-2.0.0/ipv6calcweb' Result: 2 make: *** [Makefile:176: test-minimal] Error 2
I wouldn't expect the system load to impact the results of tests! Is it possible to disable this kind of warnings during tests?
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While building and running tests for ipv6calc 2.0.0 on a quite busy machine, it failed unexpectedly:
I wouldn't expect the system load to impact the results of tests! Is it possible to disable this kind of warnings during tests?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: