On Jul 14, 2007, at 7:08 PM, Daniel Stenberg wrote:

> On Sat, 14 Jul 2007, James Housley wrote:
>
>>> How can the test suite know/figure out which format to expect?
>>> AFAIK, the libssh2 version strings look the same, don't they?
>>
>> It has to handle both formats, doesn't it? Isn't it possible that
>> the OS it is running on might return numbers instead of names?
>
> The test suite needs to know how the output blurb is supposed to
> look like, so that it can compare what curl delivers and see that
> it actually delivered exactly what it should. The question is this
> how the test suite can get to know exactly what the output _should_
> look like, without relying on curl to show it...

For 613 I don't know. But 614 is testing chmod, so I would think
that might be easy enough to isolate.

For 613, couldn't we just use sftp??

Jim

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