On 22/08/14 09:59, Nathan Scott wrote:
Hi all,
The next release of PCP will include support for native
systemd service files, instead of relying on the support
in systemd for sysv init scripts (there will be no files
below /etc/init.d for PCP anymore, IOW, and $PCP_RC_DIR
will point somewhere else entirely).
On Ubuntu 14.04 x86_64 (where there is no systemd) the code built, and
installed and all the PCP daemons started. /etc/init.d still contains
the PCP rc scripts.
QA check -g sanity produces 63/64 passes (the one failure is 354 which
is not related to the systemd changes, but an earlier record mode change
I made that has triggered a fails-everywhere situation for qa/354, oops).
Same result for openSUSE 12.1 i686 and openSUSE 13.1 i686 and openSUSE
12.2 x86_64.
Similar results on LinuxMint 15 i686, but additional QA failure (184)
due to the cgroups dynamic PMNS changes (fixed in the main tree). Same
for LinuxMint 12 x86_64.
Same result for Debian 7.5 x86_64. And the same result for Debian 6.0.9
x86_64 and i686.
Similar results for Ubuntu 12.10 i686, except for an addional QA failure
(232) that is related to indom handling and filesys.used (and nothing to
do with rc scripts).
On Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 we have the on-going problem of libmicrohttpd
being down rev which is not related to the systemd changes. Smacking
debian/rules allows packages to be made and installed. All the PCP
daemons start and the only -g sanity failures are 184 and 354.
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