On Wed, 2020-08-12 at 15:05 +0200, Petr Vorel wrote: > Hi Mimi, Vitaly, > > ... > > > I prototype docker based Travis [1] (still WIP). It tests various distros, > > > including cross-compilation, using also clang, even one build with musl (Alpine > > > distro). But there are many failures. > > > The biggest problem is with ibmswtpm2 [2], which contain tpm_server binary. This > > > project is not packaged in distros, compiles only with gcc (no clang, I tested > > > versions 1332 and 1637) and ignore CFLAGS and LDFLAGS settings. It doesn't even > > > have git repository (the one on sourceforge is empty). > > > We could simply patch this file, but I'm not going to do it. > > > I guess I just skip tpm_server dependency for all non-native projects. > > > I also need always install gcc even clang is going to be used due tpm_server. > > Agreed, getting docker/travis working is independent of tpm_server. > > Without a software TPM, the boot_aggregate test will be skipped. For > > now, until we can straighten this out, I would modify "make check" to > > run the other tests (e.g. make check TESTS="ima_hash.test > > sign_verify.test"). > Yes, specifying tests to be tested is an option. But if skipping the compilation > for non-native builds works (e.g. tests which don't specify $VARIANT), I'd go > this way. That help us not having to remember to update tests for non-native > builds (once the new ones are added). Sure. libtmps/swtpm could be installed in lieu of the ibmswtpm2. Sample directions for using it are here: https://github.com/stefanberger/swtpm/wiki/Using-the-IBM-TSS-with-swtpm . thanks, Mimi
