Start 2008-09-19T06:03:05 Going to read /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/Metadata Database was generated on Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:02:49 GMT Running make for L/LB/LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz Checksum for /net/nas/data/cpan/authors/id/L/LB/LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz ok CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/bin/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/bin/minicpan_webserver CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/CHANGES CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/META.yml CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/t/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/t/pod.t CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/t/WebserverTester.pm CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/t/simple.t CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/Makefile.PL CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/README CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/CPAN/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/CPAN/Mini/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/ CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Index.pm CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Templates.pm CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43/MANIFEST CPAN.pm: Going to build L/LB/LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz >>> /home/cpanfly/ap1003/bin/perl-static Makefile.PL Warning: prerequisite Perl6::Say 0 not found. Checking if your kit is complete... Looks good Writing Makefile for CPAN::Mini::Webserver ---- Unsatisfied dependencies detected during ---- ---- LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz ---- Perl6::Say [requires] Running make test Delayed until after prerequisites Running test for module 'Perl6::Say' Running make for J/JK/JKEENAN/Perl6-Say-0.12.tar.gz Checksum for /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/sources/authors/id/J/JK/JKEENAN/Perl6-Say-0.12.tar.gz ok Perl6-Say-0.12/ Perl6-Say-0.12/510/ Perl6-Say-0.12/510/01-feature.pl Perl6-Say-0.12/510/02-bundle.pl Perl6-Say-0.12/510/03-implicit.pl Perl6-Say-0.12/Changes Perl6-Say-0.12/lib/ Perl6-Say-0.12/lib/Perl6/ Perl6-Say-0.12/lib/Perl6/Say.pm Perl6-Say-0.12/Makefile.PL Perl6-Say-0.12/MANIFEST Perl6-Say-0.12/MANIFEST.SKIP Perl6-Say-0.12/META.yml Perl6-Say-0.12/README Perl6-Say-0.12/t/ Perl6-Say-0.12/t/01_stdout.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/02_file.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/03_list.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/04_file_list.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/05_scalar_ref.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/06_io.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/07_select.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/08_iohandle_say.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/09_ors.t Perl6-Say-0.12/t/lib/ Perl6-Say-0.12/t/lib/Perl6/ Perl6-Say-0.12/t/lib/Perl6/Say/ Perl6-Say-0.12/t/lib/Perl6/Say/Auxiliary.pm CPAN.pm: Going to build J/JK/JKEENAN/Perl6-Say-0.12.tar.gz >>> /home/cpanfly/ap1003/bin/perl-static Makefile.PL Checking if your kit is complete... Looks good Writing Makefile for Perl6::Say Could not read '/home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/META.yml'. Falling back to other methods to determine prerequisites >>> make cp lib/Perl6/Say.pm blib/lib/Perl6/Say.pm Manifying blib/man3/Perl6::Say.3 JKEENAN/Perl6-Say-0.12.tar.gz make -- OK Running make test >>> make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /home/cpanfly/ap1003/bin/perl-static "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(1, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t t/01_stdout.......... 1..16 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use Carp; ok 3 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 4 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 5 - 2 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 6 - 3 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 7 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 8 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 9 - 2 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 10 - 3 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 11 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 12 - 1 line correctly printed from $_ ok 13 - 2 lines correctly printed from $_ ok 14 - 1 line correctly printed from $_ ok 15 - 1 line correctly printed where argument was 'undef' ok 16 - 1 line correctly printed where there were 0 arguments and no parens ok t/02_file............ 1..28 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use File::Temp; ok 3 - use Carp; ok 4 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 5 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 6 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 7 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 8 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 9 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 10 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 11 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 12 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 13 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 14 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 15 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 16 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 17 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 18 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 19 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 20 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 21 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 22 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 23 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 24 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 25 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 26 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 27 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 28 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok t/03_list............ 1..11 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use Carp; ok 3 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 4 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 5 - 2 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 6 - 3 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 7 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as default print filehandle ok 8 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 9 - 2 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 10 - 3 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok 11 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as explicitly named print filehandle ok t/04_file_list....... 1..28 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use File::Temp; ok 3 - use Carp; ok 4 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 5 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 6 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 7 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 8 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle ok 9 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 10 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 11 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 12 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 13 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 14 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 15 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 16 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 17 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 18 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 19 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 20 - 1 line correctly printed to file via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 21 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 22 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 23 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 24 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 25 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 26 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 27 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 28 - 1 line correctly printed to file via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok t/05_scalar_ref...... 1..27 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use Carp; ok 3 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 4 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle ok 5 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle ok 6 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle ok 7 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle ok 8 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 9 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 10 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 11 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, arrow syntax ok 12 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 13 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 14 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 15 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, typeglob syntax ok 16 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 17 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 18 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 19 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, ref to typeglob syntax ok 20 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 21 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 22 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 23 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, comma syntax ok 24 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 25 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 26 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok 27 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, arrow syntax ok t/06_io.............. 1..22 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use File::Temp; ok 3 - use Carp; ok 4 - use FileHandle; ok 5 - use IO::File; ok 6 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 7 - 1 line correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, comma syntax ok 8 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, comma syntax ok 9 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, comma syntax ok 10 - 1 line correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, comma syntax ok 11 - 1 line correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, arrow syntax ok 12 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, arrow syntax ok 13 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, arrow syntax ok 14 - 1 line correctly printed to file via FileHandle object, arrow syntax ok 15 - 1 line correctly printed to file via IO::File object, comma syntax ok 16 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via IO::File object, comma syntax ok 17 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via IO::File object, comma syntax ok 18 - 1 line correctly printed to file via IO::File object, comma syntax ok 19 - 1 line correctly printed to file via IO::File object, arrow syntax ok 20 - 2 lines correctly printed to file via IO::File object, arrow syntax ok 21 - 3 lines correctly printed to file via IO::File object, arrow syntax ok 22 - 1 line correctly printed to file via IO::File object, arrow syntax ok t/07_select.......... 1..19 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use Carp; ok 3 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 4 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected ok 5 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected ok 6 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected ok 7 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected ok 8 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 9 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 10 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 11 - 1 line correctly printed to string via global filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 12 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, comma syntax ok 13 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, comma syntax ok 14 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, comma syntax ok 15 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, comma syntax ok 16 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 17 - 2 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 18 - 3 lines correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok 19 - 1 line correctly printed to string via lexical filehandle, selected, arrow syntax ok t/08_iohandle_say.... 1..14 ok 1 - use IO::Handle; ok 2 - use Carp; ok 3 - use Perl6::Say::Auxiliary; ok 4 - IO::Handle->can('say') ok 5 - IO::Handle::say() is now undefined ok 6 - require Perl6::Say; ok 7 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as named print filehandle ok 8 - 2 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as named print filehandle ok 9 - 3 lines correctly printed to STDOUT as named print filehandle ok 10 - 1 line correctly printed to STDOUT as named print filehandle ok 11 - 1 line Perl6::Say::say() now IO::Handle::say() ok 12 - 2 lines Perl6::Say::say() now IO::Handle::say() ok 13 - 3 lines Perl6::Say::say() now IO::Handle::say() ok 14 - 1 line Perl6::Say::say() now IO::Handle::say() ok t/09_ors............. 1..3 ok 1 - use Perl6::Say; ok 2 - use Carp; ok 3 - say() functioned as predicted with $\ (Output Record Separator) ok All tests successful. Files=9, Tests=168, 1 wallclock secs ( 0.01 usr 0.04 sys + 0.27 cusr 0.28 csys = 0.60 CPU) Result: PASS JKEENAN/Perl6-Say-0.12.tar.gz make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 -- OK PPD for Perl6-Say-0.12 already made Running make for L/LB/LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz Prepending /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/blib/arch /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'get' Has already been unwrapped into directory /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43-PtTvRJ Prepending /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/blib/arch /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'make' CPAN.pm: Going to build L/LB/LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz >>> make cp lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Index.pm blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Index.pm cp lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm cp lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Templates.pm blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Templates.pm cp bin/minicpan_webserver blib/script/minicpan_webserver /home/cpanfly/ap1003/bin/perl-static "-MExtUtils::MY" -e "MY->fixin(shift)" blib/script/minicpan_webserver Manifying blib/man1/minicpan_webserver.1 Manifying blib/man3/CPAN::Mini::Webserver::Templates.3 Manifying blib/man3/CPAN::Mini::Webserver.3 LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz make -- OK Prepending /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/blib/arch /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/Perl6-Say-0.12-JcqbhF/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'test' Running make test >>> make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /home/cpanfly/ap1003/bin/perl-static "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(1, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t t/pod....... 1..4 ok 1 - blib/script/minicpan_webserver ok 2 - blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm ok 3 - blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Templates.pm ok 4 - blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Index.pm ok t/simple....v-string in use/require non-portable at /home/cpanfly/var/megalib/HTTP/Server/Simple/Bonjour.pm line 4. We won't be doing any rendezvous publishing, please install a Net::Rendezvous::Publish::Backend:: module Use of uninitialized value $pat in substitution (s///) at /home/cpanfly/ap1003/lib/File/Glob.pm line 145, line 16. Use of uninitialized value $pat in substitution (s///) at /home/cpanfly/ap1003/lib/File/Glob.pm line 146, line 16. Use of uninitialized value $pat in pattern match (m//) at /home/cpanfly/ap1003/lib/File/Glob.pm line 148, line 16. Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at /home/cpanfly/ap1003/lib/File/Glob.pm line 166, line 16. 1..0 # Skip CPAN::Mini mirror must be installed for testing: Please set up minicpan at /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43-PtTvRJ/blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm line 110, line 16. # skipped: CPAN::Mini mirror must be installed for testing: Please set up minicpan at /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43-PtTvRJ/blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm line 110, line 16. All tests successful. Files=2, Tests=4, 1 wallclock secs ( 0.01 usr 0.01 sys + 0.66 cusr 0.15 csys = 0.83 CPU) Result: PASS LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz make test TEST_VERBOSE=1 -- OK Leon Brocard <leon@astray.com> Search and browse Mini CPAN >>> (cd /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43-PtTvRJ && tar cvf - CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.ppd blib) | gzip -c >/home/cpanfly/var/REPO/L/LB/LBROCARD/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.tar.gz CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.ppd blib/ blib/lib/ blib/lib/CPAN/ blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/ blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/ blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Templates.pm blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver/Index.pm blib/lib/CPAN/Mini/Webserver.pm blib/man1/ blib/man1/minicpan_webserver.1 blib/man3/ blib/man3/CPAN::Mini::Webserver::Templates.3 blib/man3/CPAN::Mini::Webserver.3 blib/script/ blib/script/minicpan_webserver >>> mv /home/cpanfly/var/cpan/build/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43-PtTvRJ/CPAN-Mini-Webserver-0.43.ppd /home/cpanfly/var/REPO/L/LB/LBROCARD Finished 2008-09-19T06:03:12