TFO: even in binary built for modern Linux, handle error returned by old Linux kernel...

[users/jgh/exim.git] / test / stdout / 3300

diff --git a/test/stdout/3300 b/test/stdout/3300
index 1859bb184f69577dbe6b042c59c2e6cd0076e6c9..f05d8cbfbf68074ffb98a28e5c9b0db43d83aa3d 100644 (file)
--- a/test/stdout/3300
+++ b/test/stdout/3300
@@ -1,31 +1,40 @@
-> BadCrypt: no
-> MySecret: yes
-> MySecret: no
-> MySecret: yes
-> MySecret: no
+> badCrypt: no
+> 
+> # Defined-routine, and default, crypt mehods.  These fail on FreeBSD because
+> # the crypt() call does something different to that on Linux.  The output
+> # is therefore different, and the compare fails.
+> 
+> mySecret: yes
+> mySecret: no
+> mySecret: yes
+> mySecret: no
 > 
 > crypt16: yes
 > crypt16: yes
 > crypt16: no
 > crypt16: yes
 > 
-> test: yes
-> test: yes
-> test: no
-> test: yes
-> test: no
-> test: no
-> 
-> abc:  yes
-> abc:  yes
-> abc:  yes
-> abd:  no
-> 
-> # Combinations
-> 
-> Y:      Y
-> Y:      Y
-> Y:      Y
-> N:      N
-> N:      N
+> 
+> # Defined-algo methods.
+> 
+> md5: yes
+> md5: yes
+> md5: no
+> md5: yes
+> md5: no
+> md5: no
+> 
+> sha1:  yes
+> sha1:  yes
+> sha1:  yes
+> sha1:  no
+> 
+> 
+> # Combinations.  These fail on FreeBSD as above.
+> 
+> y:      Y
+> y:      Y
+> y:      Y
+> n:      N
+> n:      N
 >