On Sun, Sep 27, 2020 at 11:56:35AM +0200, Erik Huelsmann wrote:

Hi Chris,

Thanks for your report and continued efforts!

I recently released PGObject::Util::DBAdmin-1.1.0; please port that instead of 1.0.3: LedgerSMB 1.9 will depend on it.

As for testing on FreeBSD not working out of the box: I don't understand the issue, because it was successfully tested on CPANTESTERS on 191 testers, including FreeBSD testers: http://matrix.cpantesters.org/?dist=PGObject-Util-DBAdmin+1.0.3

Regarding the 02dbexceptions.t test succeeding with and without a password: I'm expecting that to be a local setup issue. Many PostgreSQL setups don't require a password for the "postgres" user when connecting from the 'postgres' system account.

Thanks, I will port that instead. I had a problem with a routine heart cath to check up on my previous stent and to look for any other problems. All is good, but I had to get a chest tube put in due to a bleed into my right lung area inside of the sack containing my lung. I'm out of the hospital and recovering. Managed to finally go get my laptop yesterday. I can resume working again now.

But I did get a clean approval to get my hip replaced when I feel better.

So, bit by bit, things are moving forward, even if a little slow. :-}

Chris

Regards,

Erik

On Thu, Aug 27, 2020 at 8:13 PM Chris Bennett chris@bennettconstruction.us wrote:

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Hi,

I'm testing with PostgreSQL, but it does not pass as-is.

t/var directory is missing. If I manually create it, it works.

Second, the password for user postgres is missing in 01.1-dbtests.t on line 19 where it is set as undef. the same within 01.2-backup_globals.t on line 21.

If I create var and put in the password for postgres (default user in OpenBSD), then everything passes.

The two requests for a password from 02-dbexceptions.t work with or without a real password. That would mean needing to run the testing interactively, also. That is OK, but I would prefer to put that in to make everything happen non-interactively. I can dig into the code to fidure out where to add this to the tests.

Is this an existing problem that needs to be patched? Either at my end or in LedgerSMB?

OpenBSD always runs tests within an infrastructure and never directly with the perl testing.

I'll submit this to ports, but I still need to deal with doing this the best way first.

Thanks, Chris Bennett

-- Bye,

Erik.

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