Cyrus3 does not use BerkeleyDB at all and the cvt_cyrusdb_all tool
wouldn't even run. Plus it forced an unneeded dependency on
libdb-tools. It could conceivably come back if the BerkeleyDB stuff
were excised.
For some reason, perl(AnnotateInlinedCIDs) was provided, so filter it
out.
Also move the legacy deliver symlink to the base package to follow the
deliver binary.
quota was renamed to cyr_quota ages ago. One place in the imap code, in
the implementation of the RECONSTRUCT command, will actually exec that
binary and so it must be patched to match.
Remove the ldconfig scriptlets; they're not needed in F28+.
Remove <= F26 conditional block of test exclusions; obviously that's not
needed.
If F27 is to be updated, it must be done by cherry picking or separate
commits, as F27 still needs the ldconfig calls.
I'm committing the initial work to get 3.0.6 built. Note that this will
build, but one cassandane test will fail. I'm tracking that down now
but I may have to disable that test until the issue is understood.
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This updates Cassandane, adds an upstream patch to fix a bug which the
new Cassandane tests, and then disable the ImapTest tests because
imaptest itself is broken on rawhide.
Use current git head.
Add a couple of new build deps.
Remove all JMAP test exclusions, since cassandane no longer runs JMAP
tests on the 3.0 branch.
Clean up exclusion lists.
Add ten additional skipped tests, after consultation with upstream.
- Update to 3.0.3, which contains an important security fix. The fix is not
embargoed but no CVE has been assigned yet.
- Drop patches merged upstream.
- An update of imaptest has resulted in three additional cassandane failures,
reported upstream as https://github.com/cyrusimap/cyrus-imapd/issues/2087.
In order to get the security fix out without delay, those three tests have been
disabled.
* Remove unneeded source file.
* Fix comment on excluded test suite to indicate that our libical is too
old.
* Handle all excluded tests through the same mechanism, and comment them
all.
Pull a couple of small patches from upstream which fix several
JMAP-related tests.
Rework the test exclusion list; there are now only a few which need to
be excluded.
Also drop a patch to cassandane to handle the quota->cyr_quota rename;
we can achieve the same thing now without patching.
Patch the default configuration file to enable the full supported
functionality of the build, and to more closely match the defaults from
older Fedora packages.
Add a tmpfiles.d configuration file to properly create the directories
under /run which upstream is now using. Also create and own those
directories properly.
Pull in a newer Cassandane snapshot and clean up the test lists. Down
to just five tests to figure out, plus nine that only fail on big-endian
machines which I've asked upstream to look into.
Rename quota and restore to have a "cyr_" prefix, and fix testsuite
hardcoding of those names.
Fix FTBFS related to a change in the way perl compiles XS modules.
Re-enable some tests on 32-bit rawhide because perl there now supports
quad types. But leave them disabled for F26.
Fix the location of cyr_fetchnews
More cleanup and commenting of the spec.
Bump to release 6.
I'm still trying to get a build through without failures related to
timeouts in the test code on the slowest build hosts. The failures are
not consistent, which is what makes this so difficult.
Remove the build dependency on clamav-devel so that cyr_virusscan and
such aren't built. Clamav still uses the old openssl libraries, and so
cyr_virusscan would occasionally segfault. This caused a Cassandane
failure on ppc64. (I have no idea why it only failed there.)
Add --cleanup to the testrunner.pl command line to keep disk usage
lower, This may help to fix an intermittent test failure which was
potentially related to disk space.
Bump to 3.0.1-3.
Both test suites are now run on all architectures. A few Cassandane
tests need to be excluded on 32-bit and big-endian architectures, but
the built-in test suite passes in its entirety and the vast majority of
Cassandane runs just fine.
