[Box Backup] 0.10 release candidate 2

[Todd D. Esposito]

Sorry for the delay in getting these test results to you, but that's not
the only bad news:

On Gentoo Linux 2.6.11-gentoo-r11 (Pentium 4, 1 GB ram), I consitently get
a failure on the bbackupd test, to wit:

$ ./runtests.pl ALL debug

[big-ol-snip]

FAILED: 2 tests failed
--------
common: PASSED
crypto: PASSED
compress: PASSED
basicserver: PASSED
raidfile: PASSED
backupstore: PASSED
backupstorefix: PASSED
backupstorepatch: PASSED
backupdiff: PASSED
bbackupd: FAILED: 2 tests failed

I tested this both release and debug, with and without xattr enabled on
the (ext3) fs, and since there was some chatter on the list about a stray
bbstored process hanging around causing problems, I also ran the bbackupd
test solo in each configuration, but it always gives '2 tests failed."

Here's a brief rundown:

$ egrep -B 2 -A 2 -i 'fail' ../tests-all-release-noxattr.txt

Phase 5, fix unrecovered inconsistencies...
Phase 6, regenerate store info...
Load of existing store info failed, regenerating.
NOTE: Soft limit for account changed to ensure housekeeping doesn't delete
files on next run
NOTE: Hard limit for account changed to ensure housekeeping doesn't delete
files on next run
--
Phase 5, fix unrecovered inconsistencies...
Phase 6, regenerate store info...
Load of existing store info failed, regenerating.
NOTE: Soft limit for account changed to ensure housekeeping doesn't delete
files on next run
NOTE: Hard limit for account changed to ensure housekeeping doesn't delete
files on next run
--
Account 1234567 created
Running test bbackupd in release mode...
FAILURE: Condition [attrmatch("testfiles/test1", "testfiles/test1_n")]
failed at testbbackupd.cpp(345)
FAILURE: Condition [attrmatch("testfiles/test2", "testfiles/test2_n")]
failed at testbbackupd.cpp(346)
***********
Your platform supports xattr, but your filesystem does not.
--

Add unreadable files
waiting: ............Local file 'testfiles/TestDir1/read-fail-test-file'
exists, but store file '/Test1/read-fail-test-file' does not exist.
ERROR: opendir on local dir 'testfiles/TestDir1/sub23/read-fail-test-dir'

[ 0 (of 1) differences probably due to file modifications after the last
upload ]
--
0000002b f--o-- 2003-03-29T19:48:47 e71a63fad4d2528a Test1/sub23/rand.h
00000037 f----- 1971-01-01T00:00:00 54affafb9a3e1265 Test1/sub23/rand.h
0000003b -d---- 1970-01-01T00:00:00 0000000000000000
Test1/sub23/read-fail-test-dir
0000003f -d---- 1970-01-01T00:00:00 0000000000000000 Test1/sub23/ping!
00000048 f----- 2006-02-03T16:21:35 b8afa0299aa1a7c0 Test1/sub23/ping!/apply
--
00000039 f----- 2004-02-19T12:02:40 66c2df3d85dfede4 Test1/dont.excludethis
0000003a -d---- 1970-01-01T00:00:00 0000000000000000
Test1/xx_not_this_dir_ALWAYSINCLUDE
0000003c f----- 2006-02-03T16:20:24 82bead1aa98ccd9e
Test1/read-fail-test-file
0000003d f-Xo-- 2006-02-03T16:21:13 961c1777ca08783f Test1/continousupdate
0000003e f-X--- 2006-02-03T16:21:14 961c1777ca08783f Test1/continousupdate
--
0000004b f----- 2006-02-03T16:22:37 0116acebd7e7610d Test1/fileaftermarker

FAILED: 2 tests failed
--------
common: PASSED
--
backupstorepatch: PASSED
backupdiff: PASSED
bbackupd: FAILED: 2 tests failed




I gave a bit of context with the -A 2 -B 2, so this is a bit longer than
absolutely needed.  Part of the delay in getting you these results was my
trying to ferret out what was going on, but I have been swamped and just
couldn't get enough time together to do a decent job, so I'm posting these
results in hopes they help.

I'll have more time to work on this after tomorrow (Sat), so please let me
know if I can help, or if you need the larger logs.


Todd D. Esposito