[Date Prev][Date Next] [Thread Prev][Thread Next] [Date Index] [Thread Index]

Re: Bug#710696: libsoup2.4: FTBFS with test failures



Hi,

On kfreebsd-* arches it is the lt-ntlm-test that doesn't finish and
causes the build process to hang.

In the buildd logs its output is not shown, probably being buffered
somehow, but running it manually it gets stuck here:

> External -> fallback support
> Round 1: Non-NTLM Connection, no auth
>  (S:unauth)  /noauth    ->  -> OK
>  (S:unauth)  /alice     ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:unauth)  /alice/404 ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:unauth)  /alice     ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:unauth)  /bob       ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:unauth)  /alice     ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:unauth)  /basic     ->  BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:unauth)  /either    ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
> Round 2: NTLM Connection, user=alice
>  (S:sent) (S:alice)  /noauth    ->  REQUEST CHALLENGE NTLM_RESPONSE -> OK
>  (S:alice)  /alice     ->  -> OK
>  (S:alice)  /alice/404 ->  -> Not Found
>  (S:alice)  /alice     ->  -> OK
>  (S:alice)  /bob       ->  NTLM_PROMPT BASIC_PROMPT -> Unauthorized
>  (S:sent) (S:alice)  /alice     ->  REQUEST CHALLENGE NTLM_RESPONSE -> OK
>  (S:alice) (S:alice)  /basic     ->  BASIC_PROMPT BASIC_RESPONSE -> OK
>  (S:alice)  /either    ->  -> OK
> Round 3: NTLM Connection, user=bob

It isn't always repeatable, it's some kind of thread race condition.

Sometimes it completes the whole testsuite, in which case it (always)
returns 2 errors instead:

> External helper support

> Round 2: NTLM Connection, user=alice
>  (S:sent) (S:alice)  /noauth    ->  REQUEST CHALLENGE NTLM_RESPONSE -> OK
>   ERROR: Not using built-in NTLM support, but authenticate signal was emitted

> Round 3: NTLM Connection, user=bob
>  (S:sent) (S:bob)  /noauth    ->  REQUEST CHALLENGE NTLM_RESPONSE -> OK
>   ERROR: Not using built-in NTLM support, but authenticate signal was emitted

Regards,
-- 
Steven Chamberlain
steven@pyro.eu.org


Reply to: