Use unsigned when creating bitmasks in macros

[exim.git] / test / lib / Exim / Runtest.pm

diff --git a/test/lib/Exim/Runtest.pm b/test/lib/Exim/Runtest.pm
index 8d22544bfdcdd7de26d5a0d8e2ce688e82f22619..7ba079051c9e88fb9515408e303f57428f996606 100644 (file)
--- a/test/lib/Exim/Runtest.pm
+++ b/test/lib/Exim/Runtest.pm
@@ -103,6 +103,7 @@ sub exim_binary {
             my $os = `$_/scripts/os-type`;
             my $arch = `$_/scripts/arch-type`;
             chomp($os, $arch);
             my $os = `$_/scripts/os-type`;
             my $arch = `$_/scripts/arch-type`;
             chomp($os, $arch);

+            ($ENV{build} ? "$_/build-$ENV{build}" : ()),

             "$_/build-$os-$arch" . ($ENV{EXIM_BUILD_SUFFIX} ? ".$ENV{EXIM_BUILD_SUFFIX}" : '');
         } @candidates;
 
             "$_/build-$os-$arch" . ($ENV{EXIM_BUILD_SUFFIX} ? ".$ENV{EXIM_BUILD_SUFFIX}" : '');
         } @candidates;
 


@@ -118,6 +119,10 @@ sub flavour {
         $etc = shift;
     }
 
         $etc = shift;
     }
 

+    if (open(my $f, '-|', 'openssl version')) {
+       <$f> =~ /1.1.1/ && return "openssl_1_1_1";
+    }
+

     if (open(my $f, '<', "$etc/os-release")) {
         local $_ = join '', <$f>;
         my ($id) = /^ID="?(.*?)"?\s*$/m;
     if (open(my $f, '<', "$etc/os-release")) {
         local $_ = join '', <$f>;
         my ($id) = /^ID="?(.*?)"?\s*$/m;


@@ -136,7 +141,7 @@ sub flavour {
 
 sub flavours {
     my %h = map { /\.(\S+)$/, 1 }
 
 sub flavours {
     my %h = map { /\.(\S+)$/, 1 }

-            glob('stdout/*.*'), glob('stderr/*.*');
+            grep { !/\.orig$/ } glob('stdout/*.*'), glob('stderr/*.*'), glob('log/*.*');

     return sort keys %h;
 }
 
     return sort keys %h;
 }
 


@@ -173,7 +178,7 @@ typical files in the F</etc> directory.
 
 =item B<flavours>()
 
 
 =item B<flavours>()
 

-Return a list of available flavours. It does so by scanning F<stdout/> and
+Return a list of available flavours. It does so by scanning F<log/>, F<stdout/> and

 F<stderr/> for I<flavour> files (extensions after the numerical prefix.
 
 =back
 F<stderr/> for I<flavour> files (extensions after the numerical prefix.
 
 =back