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Subject: Re: tcltls hanging in self-tests? (Re: cvs commit:
	ports/devel/tcllib Makefile)
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On Wednesday 24 January 2007 18:56, Kris Kennaway wrote:
= > I accept that, and shall wait until you find the time to collect the
= > output.
= > 
= > A semi-educated guess: the problem may have to do with the build-machine 
= > dropping (rather than nacking) attempts to connect to a closed port. Is 
= > pointyhat (mis)configured this way?
= 
= I answered this earlier too...the build machines do not behave in this
= way (you can verify yourself, they just build in a jail with randomly
= assigned 127/8 address). šMaybe it's another assumption about 127.0.0.1

Maybe -- it was just a guess... There are 56 tests being run -- I need to 
know, which one is failing/hanging in order to investigate...

	-mi