So, Christoph blogged about t_functional and how it is used for CentOS QA. Here is the first status of the actual t_functional stack against el7b1 : the following tests need to be adapted to work on el7 (I'm talking about our QA test scripts, not our build results !) :
- p_amanda:FAIL
- p_anaconda:FAIL
- p_arpwatch:FAIL
- p_busybox:FAIL
- p_centos-release:FAIL
- p_chkconfig:FAIL
- p_cron:FAIL
- p_diffutils:FAIL
- p_dovecot:FAIL
- p_file:FAIL
- p_freeradius:FAIL
- p_grub:FAIL
- p_gzip:FAIL
- p_httpd:FAIL
- p_initscripts:FAIL
- p_iptables:FAIL
- p_iptraf:FAIL
- p_iputils:FAIL
- p_jwhois:FAIL
- p_kernel:FAIL
- p_logwatch:FAIL
- p_lsb:FAIL
- p_lynx:FAIL
- p_mailman:FAIL
- p_mysql:FAIL
- p_network:FAIL
- p_ntp:FAIL
- p_openssh:FAIL
- p_passwd:FAIL
- p_php:FAIL
- p_postgresql:FAIL
- p_procinfo:FAIL
- p_python:FAIL
- p_rsync:FAIL
- p_ruby:FAIL
- p_sendmail:FAIL
- p_squid:FAIL
- p_squirrelmail:FAIL
- p_tcpdump:FAIL
- p_tftp-server:FAIL
- p_tomcat:FAIL
- p_traceroute:FAIL
- p_vconfig:FAIL
- p_webalizer:FAIL
- p_yum:FAIL
- p_yum-plugin-fastestmirror:FAIL
So if you want to help, be sure to contribute to the t_functional QA stack by fixing/writing those tests to be el7 compatible . Happy holidays and QA'ing !
I think that p_lsb and p_lynx are both fine.
They test on the name CentOS and that name is not present on a rhel7b1 system.
That will probably be the same for all tests which check TM issues (i.e. ntp).