Hi Feri, On 08-11-2020 15:31, wferi@niif.hu wrote: > Turns out Ubuntu runs autopkgtests in unprivileged containers on armhf, > which breaks tests requiring unlimited mlock or large socket buffers > (needing SO_RCVBUFFORCE and similar). These work fine in the Debian LXC > runners employed by current debci, by I wonder what's the correct way to > handle this situation. Should I raise the test requirements of Corosync > (and everything above it) to isolation-machine? It would be a pity to > lose the tests, since pre-setting net.core.[rw]mem_max = 8388608 would > be enough to get them run. Adding privilege tests would also be > acceptable lacking any better option. What's your advice? If you can check for the required privileges, I would add the skippable restriction, test for the required privileges, and if you don't have them, exit 77. Paul
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