On Thu, 7 Apr 2011, Jan Engelhardt wrote: > Using 2.6.39-rc1+ (kaber/nf-next) with ipset-6.2 (plain, nfnetlink): > > jng-0:/home/jengelh/code/ipset/tests # ./runtest.sh > which: no sendip in > (/root/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/opt/hxtools/bin) > sendip utility is missig: skipping inet match and target tests > which: no sendip in > (/root/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/opt/hxtools/bin) > sendip utility is missig: skipping inet6 match and target tests > init: Load in the ip_set kernel module: passed > init: List our test set: the testsuite fails if it exists: passed > init: Delete our test set: the testsuite fails if it exists: passed > init: Check mandatory create arguments: passed > ipmap: Range: Check syntax error: missing range/from-to: passed > ipmap: Range: Check syntax error: missing --from: passed > ipmap: Range: Check syntax error: missing --to: passed > ipmap: Range: Catch invalid IPv4 address: passed > ipmap: Range: Try to create from an invalid range: passed > ipmap: Range: Create a set from a valid range: passed > ipmap: Range: Add lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Add upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Test lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Test upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Test element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Range: Test element before lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Test element after upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Try to add element before lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Try to add element after upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Range: Delete element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Range: Add element in the middle: passed > ipmap: Range: Delete the same element: passed > ipmap: Range: Add a range of elements: passed > ipmap: Range: Save set: passed > ipmap: Range: Destroy set: passed > ipmap: Range: Restore set and catch error: passed > ipmap: Range: Check returned error line number: passed > ipmap: Range: Destroy set: passed > ipmap: Range: Restore set: passed > ipmap: Range: List set: passed > ipmap: Range: Check listing: passed > ipmap: Range: Delete a range of elements: passed > ipmap: Range: List set: passed > ipmap: Range: Check listing: passed > ipmap: Range: Flush test set: passed > ipmap: Range: Delete test set: passed > ipmap: Network: Try to create a set from an invalid network: passed > ipmap: Network: Create a set from a valid network: passed > ipmap: Network: Add lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Add upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Test lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Test upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Test element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Network: Test element before lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Test element after upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Try to add element before lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Try to add element after upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Network: Delete element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Network: Add element in the middle: passed > ipmap: Network: Delete the same element: passed > ipmap: Network: List set: passed > ipmap: Network: Check listing: passed > ipmap: Network: Flush test set: passed > ipmap: Network: Delete test set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Create a set to store networks: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Add lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Add upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Test lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Test upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Test element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Test element before lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Test element after upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Try to add element before lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Try to add element after upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Try to delete element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Add element to the set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Delete the same element from the set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Add a subnet of subnets: passed > ipmap: Subnets: List set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Check listing: passed > ipmap: Subnets: FLush test set: passed > ipmap: Subnets: Delete test set: passed > ipmap: Full: Create full IPv4 space with /16 networks: passed > ipmap: Full: Add lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Full: Add upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Full: Test lower boundary: passed > ipmap: Full: Test upper boundary: passed > ipmap: Full: Test element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Full: Delete element not added to the set: passed > ipmap: Full: Add element to the set: passed > hash:ip6: IP: Flush test set: passed > hash:ip6: IP: Try to add multiple elements in one step: passed > hash:ip6: IP: Delete test set: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Create a set with timeout: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Add zero valued element: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Test zero valued element: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Delete zero valued element: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Add first random network: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Add second random network: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Test first random value: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Test second random value: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Test value not added to the set: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Add third element: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Add third random network: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Delete the same network: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Test the deleted network: passed > hash:ip6: Network: List set: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Check listing: passed > hash:ip6: Sleep 5s so that elements can time out: passed > hash:ip6: Network: List set: passed > hash:ip6: Network: Check listing: 6a7 > > 200:100:10:: timeout 0 > FAILED > Failed test: diff -I 'Size in memory.*' .foo hash:ip6.t.list1 && rm .foo > jng-0:/home/jengelh/code/ipset/tests # I was unable to reproduce this with the kernel from Patrick's tree and with ipset-6.2. However, in the testsuite of ipset-6.2 the hash:ip6 tests are not executed just after the ipmap tests: there are missing tests in the listing above. Also, the testsuite in ipset-6.2 contains the tests against the kernel in the package itself: the patches I have submitted today are missing from 2.6.39-rc1+ but the testsuite checks the functionality of the patches, and therefore it'd fail with 2.6.39-rc1+ (but at other tests, not at the one above). If you feel I missed something, just let me know. Best regards, Jozsef - E-mail : kadlec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, kadlec@xxxxxxxxxxxx PGP key : http://www.kfki.hu/~kadlec/pgp_public_key.txt Address : KFKI Research Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics H-1525 Budapest 114, POB. 49, Hungary -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe netfilter-devel" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
