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25.0.50; tramp and auto-revert tests hang on OS X

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From: Anders Lindgren <andlind <at> gmail.com>
To: Michael Albinus <michael.albinus <at> gmx.de>
Cc: 22145 <at> debbugs.gnu.org
Subject: Re: bug#22145: 25.0.50; tramp and auto-revert tests hang on OS X
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 2015 22:44:03 +0100

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Hi!

When executing the command line in a shell window, they terminate
immediately without any output. Also, this is the case when running the
individual `test' commands.

I mananged to get the "m" command working by placing the point on the "Q"
in the ert status line, I have attached the result.

    -- Anders


2015-12-13 10:02 GMT+01:00 Michael Albinus <michael.albinus <at> gmx.de>:

> Anders Lindgren <andlind <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
> >     > # make -C test/automated tramp-tests
> >     Wait a while until you know for sure it hangs. Apply C-g. Move the
> >     cursor over the "tramp-test32-utf8" string in the *ert* buffer,
> >     and
> >     press m. You will see the *ERT Messages* buffer, pls show.
> >
> > It just gave me a "ert--stats-test-pos: Wrong type argument: arrayp,
> > nil"...
> >
> > Anyway, I've attached the content of the *Messages* buffer, hopefully,
> > it will contain whatever you were looking for. Please let me know if
> > you need more information.
>
> It's only part of the whole story (the last 1000 lines due to
> message-log-max), but it helps.
>
> Tramp hangs at this command:
>
> --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
> # (test -e
> /private/var/folders/ys/pmyf4b5d58db2y7h89tx0wkm0000gn/T/tramp-test71335Nhl/\أ\ص\ب\ح\
> \ب\و\س\ع\ك\ \ا\ل\آ\ن\ \ت\ن\ز\ي\ل\ \ن\س\خ\ة\ \ك\ا\م\ل\ة\ \م\ن\ \م\و\س\و\ع\ة\
> \و\ي\ك\ي\ب\ي\د\ي\ا\ \ا\ل\ع\ر\ب\ي\ة\ \ل\ت\ص\ف\ح\ه\ا\ \ب\ل\ا\ \ا\ت\ص\ا\ل\
> \ب\ا\ل\إ\ن\ت\ر\ن\ت || test -h
> /private/var/folders/ys/pmyf4b5d58db2y7h89tx0wkm0000gn/T/tramp-test71335Nhl/\أ\ص\ب\ح\
> \ب\و\س\ع\ك\ \ا\ل\آ\ن\ \ت\ن\ز\ي\ل\ \ن\س\خ\ة\ \ك\ا\م\ل\ة\ \م\ن\ \م\و\س\و\ع\ة\
> \و\ي\ك\ي\ب\ي\د\ي\ا\ \ا\ل\ع\ر\ب\ي\ة\ \ل\ت\ص\ف\ح\ه\ا\ \ب\ل\ا\ \ا\ت\ص\ا\ل\
> \ب\ا\ل\إ\ن\ت\ر\ن\ت) && /bin/ls -w -ildn
> /private/var/folders/ys/pmyf4b5d58db2y7h89tx0wkm0000gn/T/tramp-test71335Nhl/\أ\ص\ب\ح\
> \ب\و\س\ع\ك\ \ا\ل\آ\ن\ \ت\ن\ز\ي\ل\ \ن\س\خ\ة\ \ك\ا\م\ل\ة\ \م\ن\ \م\و\س\و\ع\ة\
> \و\ي\ك\ي\ب\ي\د\ي\ا\ \ا\ل\ع\ر\ب\ي\ة\ \ل\ت\ص\ف\ح\ه\ا\ \ب\ل\ا\ \ا\ت\ص\ا\ل\
> \ب\ا\ل\إ\ن\ت\ر\ن\ت
> --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
>
> This is a delicate command, because the file name is r2l encoded, and
> one aim of the test is to check whether this works. OTOH, I see ^G
> evidences in the trace after sending the command, so I don't know
> whether Tramp really hangs, or whether this has been the place you have
> started to interrupt the test.
>
> Could you, pls, run the command in a shell buffer on your machine? At
> this state of the test the file doesn't exist yet, so we could use a
> shorter directory path. Something like
>
> --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
> # (test -e /tmp/\أ\ص\ب\ح\ \ب\و\س\ع\ك\ \ا\ل\آ\ن\ \ت\ن\ز\ي\ل\ \ن\س\خ\ة\
> \ك\ا\م\ل\ة\ \م\ن\ \م\و\س\و\ع\ة\ \و\ي\ك\ي\ب\ي\د\ي\ا\ \ا\ل\ع\ر\ب\ي\ة\
> \ل\ت\ص\ف\ح\ه\ا\ \ب\ل\ا\ \ا\ت\ص\ا\ل\ \ب\ا\ل\إ\ن\ت\ر\ن\ت || test -h
> /tmp/\أ\ص\ب\ح\ \ب\و\س\ع\ك\ \ا\ل\آ\ن\ \ت\ن\ز\ي\ل\ \ن\س\خ\ة\ \ك\ا\م\ل\ة\
> \م\ن\ \م\و\س\و\ع\ة\ \و\ي\ك\ي\ب\ي\د\ي\ا\ \ا\ل\ع\ر\ب\ي\ة\ \ل\ت\ص\ف\ح\ه\ا\
> \ب\ل\ا\ \ا\ت\ص\ا\ل\ \ب\ا\ل\إ\ن\ت\ر\ن\ت) && /bin/ls -w -ildn /tmp/\أ\ص\ب\ح\
> \ب\و\س\ع\ك\ \ا\ل\آ\ن\ \ت\ن\ز\ي\ل\ \ن\س\خ\ة\ \ك\ا\م\ل\ة\ \م\ن\ \م\و\س\و\ع\ة\
> \و\ي\ك\ي\ب\ي\د\ي\ا\ \ا\ل\ع\ر\ب\ي\ة\ \ل\ت\ص\ف\ح\ه\ا\ \ب\ل\ا\ \ا\ت\ص\ا\ل\
> \ب\ا\ل\إ\ن\ت\ر\ن\ت
> --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
>
> And if this hangs, mybe also the test -e ... and test -h ... command alone.
>
> > -- Anders
>
> Best regards, Michael.
>

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