BIND 10 #2568: bindctl systest is broken
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#2568: bindctl systest is broken
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Reporter: jinmei | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: medium | Milestone: New
Component: Unclassified | Tasks
Keywords: | Resolution:
Sensitive: 0 | CVSS Scoring:
Sub-Project: DNS | Defect Severity: N/A
Estimated Difficulty: 0 | Feature Depending on Ticket:
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Description changed by jinmei:
Old description:
> tests/system/bindctl is broken and fails. There seem to be several
> issues:
>
> - statistics format seems to be old (there's no '<' or '>' in recent
> versions, but the tests assume that)
> - the consistency assumption seems to be incorrect (there's a
> reference to an open ticket (#1941), which is probably the reason)
> - there's a timing issue on when b10-auth is ready to answer queries.
> it's now more tricky now the data source config happens
> asynchronously in a separate thread.
>
> The last one could be worked around with some amount of sleeping
> (there are already some), but that's not really reliable, and sleeping
> isn't a good practice anyway (it will make the tests take
> unnecessarily longer).
>
> So I'm going to disable the test for now. To fix this, I'd rather
> suggest migrating to a lettuce test. It has a more sophisticated way
> to detect the readiness of servers.
New description:
tests/system/bindctl is broken and fails. There seem to be several
issues:
- there's a timing issue on when b10-auth is ready to answer queries.
it's now more tricky now the data source config happens
asynchronously in a separate thread.
- the same thing sometimes happen with b10-stats, too (but that
should be irrelevant to asynchronous zone loading of b10-auth, of
course).
These could be worked around with some amount of sleeping (there are
already some), but that's not really reliable, and sleeping isn't a
good practice anyway (it will make the tests take unnecessarily
longer).
So I'm going to disable the test for now. To fix this, I'd rather
suggest migrating to a lettuce test. It has a more sophisticated way
to detect the readiness of servers.
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Ticket URL: <http://bind10.isc.org/ticket/2568#comment:3>
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