On 04/11/2013 10:55 PM, Wenchao Xia wrote:
δΊ 2013-4-12 4:35, John Ferlan ει:
So to summarize - 1. Now I have no test failures on my RH64 system other than the already failing Indications tests.
Strange, I still get success on those cases, could u try upstream cimtest on it? I found it fail after applying the 9 patches of your but succeed before, and it succeed again after applying mine these 3 patches.
Took me a bit to find the previous email on this, but I think this is a "network configuration issue" on my end rather than a test issue. The 'cimconfig -c -l' returns ' enableIndicationService=true'; however, the value 'fullyQualifiedHostName=' is not (at best) correct. It's not pingable or connectable - it's an address/name that I assume is handled elsewhere in the Red Hat corporate address translation world.
2. I believe there's some disconnect between what happens via the rpm install and what happens during the 'make' options, but I don't know where to look and right now I really don't have the cycles to investigate. I'm guessing that somewhere along the line 2.21 was made the default, but the web pages didn't get updated and something in the RPM install process didn't quite work right, but it didn't matter or wasn't noticed because perhaps no one went through the pain of a clean installation environment while strictly following the web pages.
libvirt-cim make process automatically download 2.21 base schema and install it, it seems root cause are yum install script are missing that part. So rpm -ivh would succeed, yum upgrade would succeed(haven't check), but yum install fail. This is a bug need to be solved, since user are tend to use yum when it is available.
Whether rpm -ivh would do the right thing - I have no idea. I used 'yum localinstall' from the result of a 'make rpm' - I'm not a yum expert - just a user, so I have no idea "internally" what the difference between yum install & update is. As a consumer/user of libvirt-cim - if the right cim schema isn't installed, then I'd expect it to be installed regardless of which yum option I used. John