Re: [Libvirt-cim] [PATCH 0/3] cimtest follow patch
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