Re: make test failed on solaris 8

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Tulan W. Hu wrote:
> 1) Don't worry about the t/TEST -verbose t/apr/util.t anymore.
>     The problem went away after I removed all RC4 and rebuilt it.
>     don't really know what had happened.

Cool.

> 2) After you mentioned AAA, I thought about our private modules again.
> By default, they use cookie to authenticate instead of userid and passwd.
> Unless the browser is set no cookie accept, the uid/pass will be prompted.
> So that I tend to think that it may not be issues for those failures.
> My question is if I can setup it not to use cookies in the test cases or the
> conf file.
> 
> Our mp1 httpd.conf has
> <directory /www/force/enter/uid/for/this/one>
>         AuthCookieName NoCookieUsed
>         AuthName "enter uid and password)"
>         AuthType BasiC
>         <limit GET POST>
>             require valid-user
>         </limit>
> </directory>

You mean some AAA bits of your global httpd.conf make it into 
t/conf/httpd.conf?

> $ t/TEST -clean
> $ t/TEST -verbose t/protocol/pseudo_http.t
> ====error_log

> starting method: run_access_checker
> u/p: stas/foobar
> finished method: run_access_checker
> starting method: run_check_user_id

So it fais the run_check_user_id phase, performed by:
         <IfModule mod_auth.c>
             # htpasswd -mbc basic-auth stas foobar
             # using md5 password so it'll work on win32 too
             AuthUserFile [...]/t/htdocs/protocols/basic-auth
         </IfModule>
         Require user stas

(see the TestProtocol::pseudo_http entry in t/conf/httpd.conf).
What's inside that file? Should be:

   stas:$apr1$qnKIk...$TRSGo5zlwo3LMc0R/iLWo/

see if recreating it with:

   htpasswd -mbc t/htdocs/protocols/basic-auth stas foobar

makes any difference.

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