Description of problem: Some of the tests from /tests/bugs module are failing on x86 on "SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3" in GlusterFs v4.1.5 Failing Tests from <glusterfs>/tests/bugs/ module are as mentioned below: glusterfs-server/bug-887145.t nfs/bug-974972.t rpc/bug-847624.t rpc/bug-954057.t shard/bug-1251824.t shard/bug-1468483.t shard/zero-flag.t How reproducible: Run the tests with ./run-tests.sh or run individual tests with ./run-tests.sh prove -vf <path to the *.t test file> Steps to Reproduce: 1. Build GlusterFs v4.1.5 2. Run the tests as below ./run-tests.sh prove -vf <path to the *.t test file> Actual results: Tests should pass Expected results: Tests fail Additional info: Failure Details: glusterfs-server/bug-887145.t - Subtest 21-24, fails with touch: cannot touch '/mnt/glusterfs/0/dir/file': Permission denied. Whereas subtest 26 fails with error : rmdir: failed to remove '/mnt/nfs/0/dir/*': No such file or directory nfs/bug-974972.t Subtest 14 fails with rm: cannot remove '/var/run/gluster/': Is a directory rpc/bug-847624.t Subtest 9 which does "dbench -t 10 10" fails. rpc/bug-954057.t Subtest 16 fails to create the directory ‘/mnt/glusterfs/0/nobody/other’: Permission denied shard/bug-1251824.t, shard/bug-1468483.t Subtest 14-26, 40-42 fails for user ‘test_user:test_user’ in the test. shard/zero-flag.t Sub tests fails as below: TEST 17 (line 40): 2097152 echo not ok 17 Got "" instead of "2097152", LINENUM:40 Please let us know if these are known failures on intel.
Hi Team, Is there any update on these tests failing on Intel?
4.1 is quite an old release, can you try on newer releases? latest 5.x or 6?
All of our regressions (per patch) happens on intel arch (x64). So, it is surprising to see something failing. Feel free to test it using latest upstream code/releases.
Considering there are no updates for comment#2 (and #3) and as we are not seeing any failures with our upstream master, and other branches, closing the issue.
The needinfo request[s] on this closed bug have been removed as they have been unresolved for 1000 days