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Testbed.sh help page.
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Testbed helps in running the test packages (using tpkg(1)) on several systems.
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The script is specially written for unbound (edit it to change to different
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software). It is licensed BSD.
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The hosts to run on are listed in host_file.<username>. You need to have
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public-key authorized ssh access to these systems (or type your password lots
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and lots of times). The host_file describes the directories and environment
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of each host. You need only user-level access to the host.
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The host_file is very restrictive in formatting. Comments are lines starting
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with the # mark. The entries must be separated by tabs. Please list the
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hostname<tab>description<tab>checkoutdir<tab>variables
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hostname: network hostname to ssh to.
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desc: pretty text to describe the machine architecture.
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checkoutdir: directory on the remote host where a svn checkout is present.
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variables: zero or more variables separated by spaces. BLA=value BAR=val.
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Only important variable for unbound is the LDNS=<dir> variable that if present
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forces --with-ldns=<dir> to be passed to ./configure. In case LDNS is not
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installed on the system itself, but present somewhere else.
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You can also set LIBEVENT=<dir> for the libevent directory, if it is
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installed in a nonstandard location.
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*** Running the testbed
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Run by executing the script. It will take all the hosts from the file in
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turn and update the svn directory there, possible autoreconf if necessary,
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possibly ./configure <args> if necessary, make the executables.
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Then it will run the testcode/do-tests script. This script should execute
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the tests that this host is capable of running.
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in testdata/testbed.log has a line-by-line log. See your make errors here.
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in testdata/testbed.report has only the tpkg reports. Summary.
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