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On Wed, 4 Feb 2004, Tor Arntsen wrote:

> It turns out that it's mainly the IPV6 stuff that fails. The first
> stopblock was an obvious error in the call to getaddrinfo(), the second
> parameter is (char*)"0" It should be NULL (although (char*)0 would work too,
> i.e. no ""),

I don't know why this code looks like this, but I've now committed your fix to
hopefully make this work slightly better. I've also made the code include
nicer error messages in case of failures to help us track this down easier in
the upcoming test suite logs.

> Fixing that got me past the getaddrinfo() call (see patch at the end), but
> there are still problems further down in the ftp_use_port() function,
> possibly because of problems with some of the return values from both
> getaddrinfo() and other calls. I'm not sure if IPV6 on AIX has bugs, I'll
> debug this further when I'll get a bit more time available.

Showing the return codes from the function that fails will hopefully bring
more info to allow us to understand this more.

> Compiling withouth ipv6 got rid of most of the AIX problems, the rest were
> SSL tests (300 301 304 306).

Those are pretty much all the HTTPS tests that are not expected to fail... It
could possibly indicate that the script isn't using your version of stunnel
correctly, or similar.

What happens if you run test case 300 as a single stand-alone test?

> I've uploaded more testsets (http://curl.haxx.se/auto/), without ipv6 as
> well as withouth ssl.

Many thanks for your work. This is how I wanted this auto-testing to be in the
first place, and now we finally get some non-linux non-solaris machines in
there. This is gonna make curl development easier to keep portable and working
on a wider set of environments.

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