use dynamic mem for regex_match_string

[exim.git] / test / scripts / 5893-Resume-OpenSSL-OCSP / 5893

diff --git a/test/scripts/5893-Resume-OpenSSL-OCSP/5893 b/test/scripts/5893-Resume-OpenSSL-OCSP/5893
index a85c3edda3db9d0a7f333aa3ea1fd67fc06a5727..2c103c788223adb65729e1aedab464eb5c07aeb6 100644 (file)
--- a/test/scripts/5893-Resume-OpenSSL-OCSP/5893
+++ b/test/scripts/5893-Resume-OpenSSL-OCSP/5893
@@ -10,21 +10,21 @@ exim -DVALUE=resume -odf resume@test.ex abcd@test.ex xyz@test.ex
 Test message to two different hosts, one does not support resume
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 # allow time for ticket to hit renewal time
-sleep 3
+sleep 5
 exim -DVALUE=resume -odf renewal@test.ex
 Test message.
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 exim -DVALUE=resume -odf postrenewal@test.ex
 Test message.
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-sleep 3
+sleep 5
 exim -DVALUE=resume -odf timeout@test.ex
 Test message.
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 exim -odf notreq@test.ex
 Test message, not requesting resumption.
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-sudo rm -f DIR/spool/db/tls
+sudo rm -f DIR/spool/db/tls*
 exim -odf -DVALUE=resume noverify_getticket@test.ex
 Dest on this means the server cert will not verify (but try_verify will permit it)
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