In the past 2 days, when running the cross tests on my work XP box, I keep getting an error that the log file is too big (1.6 Mb > 1.5 Mb max). Anyone else seeing this? It's submitting partial reports, which may or may not be useful. Can we get some compression going, or increase the max log size?
-Austin
2008/5/21 Austin English austinenglish@gmail.com:
In the past 2 days, when running the cross tests on my work XP box, I keep getting an error that the log file is too big (1.6 Mb > 1.5 Mb max). Anyone else seeing this? It's submitting partial reports, which may or may not be useful. Can we get some compression going, or increase the max log size?
The same thing has been happening for the Vista tests, ever since Vista tests were being run.
It would be nice to have complete test results for these platforms!
Compression would be the best option, as this would improve network data traffic.
- Reece
Austin English wrote:
In the past 2 days, when running the cross tests on my work XP box, I keep getting an error that the log file is too big (1.6 Mb > 1.5 Mb max). Anyone else seeing this? It's submitting partial reports, which may or may not be useful. Can we get some compression going, or increase the max log size?
-Austin
I guess in your particular case it's due to the shlwapi/istream test and the gdi32/font test.
When looking at http://test.winehq.org/data/200805201000/#group_XP you can see that your box has 26000 tests run for gdi32/font whereas the other XP ones have about 5000-8000 tests.
The shlwapi/istream just has a lot of failures.
Anyway, here you can see how big the individual tests are (but I guess you know that):
http://test.winehq.org/data/200805201000/xp_aenglish-xp/?C=S;O=D
FWIW we never had a complete Vista report.
I mentioned compression a few months ago and got some positive replies. We now only needs someone how implements this in winetest and at the backend.
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Paul Vriens paul.vriens.wine@gmail.com wrote:
Austin English wrote:
In the past 2 days, when running the cross tests on my work XP box, I keep getting an error that the log file is too big (1.6 Mb > 1.5 Mb max). Anyone else seeing this? It's submitting partial reports, which may or may not be useful. Can we get some compression going, or increase the max log size?
-Austin
I guess in your particular case it's due to the shlwapi/istream test and the gdi32/font test.
When looking at http://test.winehq.org/data/200805201000/#group_XP you can see that your box has 26000 tests run for gdi32/font whereas the other XP ones have about 5000-8000 tests.
The shlwapi/istream just has a lot of failures.
Thanks, hadn't investigated the reason yet. The question is why am I the only XP box seeing this? Hmm. FWIW, IE6, SP2. I can upgrade either, just haven't found a need for it...
I mentioned compression a few months ago and got some positive replies. We now only needs someone how implements this in winetest and at the backend.
In the meantime, increasing the log size a little bit would help to get complete reports in for Vista. Reece, how big are the Vista log files?
-Austin
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Austin English austinenglish@gmail.com wrote:
I mentioned compression a few months ago and got some positive replies. We now only needs someone how implements this in winetest and at the backend.
In the meantime, increasing the log size a little bit would help to get complete reports in for Vista. Reece, how big are the Vista log files?
FWIW on Server 2008 the winetest log files were around 2.2 MB.
--John
2008/5/21 Austin English austinenglish@gmail.com:
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Paul Vriens paul.vriens.wine@gmail.com wrote:
Austin English wrote:
In the past 2 days, when running the cross tests on my work XP box, I keep getting an error that the log file is too big (1.6 Mb > 1.5 Mb max). Anyone else seeing this? It's submitting partial reports, which may or may not be useful. Can we get some compression going, or increase the max log size?
-Austin
I guess in your particular case it's due to the shlwapi/istream test and the gdi32/font test.
The shlwapi/istream just has a lot of failures.
Thanks, hadn't investigated the reason yet. The question is why am I the only XP box seeing this? Hmm. FWIW, IE6, SP2. I can upgrade either, just haven't found a need for it...
Do you have the file "c:\test.txt" lying around on that machine? If so, could you delete it and rerun the shlwapi:istream tests?
I mentioned compression a few months ago and got some positive replies. We now only needs someone how implements this in winetest and at the backend.
In the meantime, increasing the log size a little bit would help to get complete reports in for Vista. Reece, how big are the Vista log files?
I don't currently have a test run on Vista to hand. From what I remember, though, it was around 1.6/1.7M.
- Reece
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 1:45 PM, Reece Dunn msclrhd@googlemail.com wrote:
2008/5/21 Austin English austinenglish@gmail.com:
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Paul Vriens paul.vriens.wine@gmail.com wrote:
Austin English wrote:
In the past 2 days, when running the cross tests on my work XP box, I keep getting an error that the log file is too big (1.6 Mb > 1.5 Mb max). Anyone else seeing this? It's submitting partial reports, which may or may not be useful. Can we get some compression going, or increase the max log size?
-Austin
I guess in your particular case it's due to the shlwapi/istream test and the gdi32/font test.
The shlwapi/istream just has a lot of failures.
Thanks, hadn't investigated the reason yet. The question is why am I the only XP box seeing this? Hmm. FWIW, IE6, SP2. I can upgrade either, just haven't found a need for it...
Do you have the file "c:\test.txt" lying around on that machine? If so, could you delete it and rerun the shlwapi:istream tests?
http://test.winehq.org/data/200805211000/#group_XP
aenglish-xp - first run/bad aenglish-xp-try2 - deleted C:\test.txt and also installed updated nvidia drivers, though that only fixed a few ddraw:visuals...Computer has a Nvidia 8800 GT...
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