expected failure again, now with a reference to PR kern/49046.
Since the test only fails part of the time, force failure to
avoid failure reports reports due to unexpected success.
rpc.rquotad from printing the error message "rpc.rquotad:
_svc_tli_create: could not open connection for udp6: Address family
not supported by protocol family". The error message currently ends
up in /dev/null because it is printed to stderr after calling daemon()
with noclose=0, but if the daemonization is moved to a later point to
fix the race condition of PR misc/48282, it will actually appear on
stderr and break the test, which is expecting stderr to be empty.
Defer the destruction to sysvbfs_reclaim().
Disable test t_renamerace:sysvbfs_renamerace as it will exhaust the
inode table (sysvbfs has space for 8 inodes only).
Ok: Izumi Tsutsui <tsutsui@netbsd.org>
This test was failing on my machine when run natively but not causing any
problems when run within qemu, and the failure was "mkdir: No space left
on device".
My understanding of the issue is that this test overflowed the temporary
disk image due to its high rate of file churn and the lfs_cleanerd not
being able to keep up. Note that this test is capped by time, not number
of operations, so this is why the problem does not show up in a slow
emulated system.
To fix this, just bump the test file system image limit a little bit.
(I tried increasing the frequency at which lfs_cleanerd does its thing,
but it wasn't enough.)
If mount_tmpfs fails, show what the stderr output of the command was instead
of failing without details.
While doing this, remove the stupidity to deal with the optional arguments
to the test_mount routine.
This is wrong. The zfs tests already use rump so they should not require
root. However, I've already spent much more time than I wanted trying to
figure out why that's the case without much luck. If you can find why,
just remove this hack.
XXX: Instead of making a copy of the libc rpc files here we should re-use the
files from libc, and use macros to provide the extra functionality needed here.
SoC project?
when a on-disk block/inode allocation triggers allocating a new
quota entry, the new quota entry is not in the quota2 header block,
and the allocation will later be denied, the changes to the quota block would
not be flushed to disk, leading to list corruption (detected by fsck).
gson