I'm seeing messages like this when running QA
Warning: __pmConnectRestoreFlags: cannot restore flags
fcntl(3,F_SETFL,0xffffff9b) failed: Bad file descriptor
and it may be related to platforms where pmconfig -L reports
secure_sockets=false
If the warning is "expected" in this case, we probably should not emit it.
Otherwise I need to filter it out of the QA output, which would mask it in any
cases where the warning was not expected ... unless I have conditional output
based on secure_sockets=false or secure_sockets=true which seems overkill.
Comments? Thoughts?
As an aside, when secure_sockets=false builddefs contains:
NSSCFLAGS = -I
NSPRCFLAGS = -I
which just does not look right (shouldn't these be empty?).
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