Upgrading to tcl-8.4.13_1,1 fails

[Scot Hetzel]

I ran into the same problem where the tests were failing. I didn't
wait for the tests to complete, instead I just killed tcltest and the
port finished installing.

This was on FreeBSD/amd64 6.1-STABLE.

You could also try removing the "test" target from the ALL_TARGET
variable in the ports Makefile.  If your in a hurry to get the port
installed.

Scot

On 8/12/06, Janos Dohanics <web at 3dresearch.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to portupgrade tcl on a FreeBSD 5.5-STABLE system but the
> build fails. During the build a bunch of tests fail, finally the build
> hangs altogether.
>
> These are the tests which failed:
>
> ==== http-3.3 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.3 FAILED
> ==== http-3.4 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.4 FAILED
> ==== http-3.5 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.5 FAILED
> ==== http-3.6 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.6 FAILED
> ==== http-3.7 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.7 FAILED
> ==== http-3.8 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.8 FAILED
> ==== http-3.9 http::geturl FAILED
> ==== http-3.9 FAILED
> ==== http-3.10 http::geturl queryprogress FAILED
> ==== http-3.10 FAILED
> ==== http-3.11 http::geturl querychannel with -command FAILED
> ==== http-3.11 FAILED
> ==== http-3.14 http::geturl
> http://user:pass@superstar.3dresearch.com:60980/a/b/c FAILED ====
> http-3.14 FAILED ==== http-4.1 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.1 FAILED
> ==== http-4.2 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.2 FAILED
> ==== http-4.3 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.3 FAILED
> ==== http-4.4 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.4 FAILED
> ==== http-4.5 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.5 FAILED
> ==== http-4.6 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.6 FAILED
> ==== http-4.7 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.7 FAILED
> ==== http-4.8 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.8 FAILED
> ==== http-4.9 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.9 FAILED
> ==== http-4.10 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.10 FAILED
> ==== http-4.11 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.11 FAILED
> ==== http-4.12 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.12 FAILED
> ==== http-4.13 http::Event FAILED
> ==== http-4.13 FAILED
> ==== http-6.1 http::ProxyRequired FAILED
> ==== http-6.1 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.3 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.3 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.4 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.4 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.5 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.5 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.6 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.6 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.7 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.7 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.8 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.8 FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.9 http_get FAILED
> ==== httpold-3.9 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.1 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.1 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.2 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.2 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.3 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.3 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.4 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.4 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.5 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.5 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.6 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.6 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.7 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.7 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.8 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.8 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.9 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.9 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.10 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.10 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.11 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.11 FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.12 httpEvent FAILED
> ==== httpold-4.12 FAILED
> ==== httpold-6.1 httpProxyRequired FAILED
> ==== httpold-6.1 FAILED
> ==== io-29.34 Tcl_Close, async flush on close, using sockets FAILED
> ==== io-29.34 FAILED
> ==== io-29.35 Tcl_Close vs fileevent vs multiple interpreters FAILED
> ==== io-29.35 FAILED
> ==== io-51.1 Test old socket deletion on Macintosh FAILED
> ==== io-51.1 FAILED
> ==== io-54.1 Recursive channel events FAILED
> ==== io-54.1 FAILED
> ==== socket-2.10 close on accept, accepted socket lives FAILED
> ==== socket-2.10 FAILED
> ==== socket-7.4 testing socket specific options FAILED
> ==== socket-7.4 FAILED
>
> The last test, where the build hangs is this:
>
> ==== Contents of test case:
>
>     set s [socket -server accept 0]
>     proc accept {s a p} {
>         global x
>         set x [fconfigure $s -sockname]
>         close $s
>     }
>     set listen [lindex [fconfigure $s -sockname] 2]
>     set s1 [socket [info hostname] $listen]
>     set timer [after 10000 "set x timed_out"]
>     vwait x
>     after cancel $timer
>     close $s
>     close $s1
>     set l ""
>     lappend l [expr {[lindex $x 2] == $listen}] [llength $x]
>
> ---- Test generated error; Return code was: 1
> ---- Return code should have been one of: 0 2
> ---- errorInfo: couldn't open socket: connection refused
>     while executing
> "socket [info hostname] $listen"
>     invoked from within
> "set s1 [socket [info hostname] $listen]"
>     ("uplevel" body line 9)
>     invoked from within
> "uplevel 1 $script"
> ---- errorCode: POSIX ECONNREFUSED {connection refused}
> ==== socket-7.4 FAILED
>
> I'd appreciate your suggestions...
>
> --
> Janos Dohanics
> 3D RESEARCH
>
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