Minutes of July 5 meeting

Andrew Josey <[email protected]>
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Enclosed are the notes from this weeks call
regards
Andrew
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LSB Test Teleconference July 05 2005

Andrew Josey
Mats Wichmann
Stew Benedict
Marvin Heffler

General status:
We opened for certification on July 1st . Companies wishing
to get certified for LSB 3.0 can begin their preparation
(register their companies, commence signature of the TMLA,
start registering products).

Detailed Status is as follows:

For LSB Runtime certification, the following tests are 
approved:
lsb-runtime, lsb-vsw4, and application battery  


At the meeting we approved lsb-c++ (qm/qmtest)  for certification

qm  	2.2-2  	i486, ia64, ppc, ppc64, s390, s390x, x86_64
qmtest_libstdcpp-3.4.3 	3.lsb3 	i486, ia64, ppc, ppc64, s390, s390x, x86_64

We approved the TET package for release.

There is an action on Marvin to move these to the release tree for 3.0.

Status of the other tools is as follows:

lsblibchk still a problem with dladdr() -
variability in results gone, six of seven platforms, have
18 failures  (x2) (the same failure reported in two different ways)

lsbcmdchk 

We think this is ready to be built, need to construct
a release candidate.
For certification it should be run with no switches
Andrew has filed a bug on lsbcmdchk
Need to log into the journal the command line used for invocation

lsbappchk - need a verification on x86_64
We think this is fixed , move to a release candidate

lsbpkgchk - 
This has been updated to report rpm header check errors
to the journal. Now causing what we consider to be a
conforming package to have 3 errors.

lsbarchk - 
Pending one piece of work to tell it not to complain about
source only symbols, it is  useable as is.

Andrew noted that he needs to enhance tjreport for its
network waiver retrieval to be more specific on the type of
the journal (although subsequently I now think it does not
matter as each waiver has a test suite pathname, and the namespace
for these is unique, so I can have multiple waivers for
multiple test suites in a single waiver file).
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