From: Michael Sullivan <unixwzrd@...>
Date: 2006-01-09T15:40:10+09:00
Subject: Re: make test-all with 1.8.4 on os x gives me 1 failure and 79 errors

I just successfully installed ruby-1.8.4 on my Mac.

I'm using OS X 10.4.3 and the latest Xcode tools.

When I ran the tests the first time, it complained about not being  
able to locate /usr/local/bin/ruby.  That because it's never been  
installed there before.  The same tests your failed on, mine also  
failed on.

I installed it to /usr/local/bin, etc and then did another test of  
the build which ran with no errors.

Looks like some of the tests expect a ruby to already exist in /usr/ 
local in order to run.

Hope that helps.

Mike

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On Jan 9, 2006, at 15:03 , didier.prophete@gmail.com wrote:

> Ok, so after closer analysis, all these errors are related to 'drb'
> (distributed ruby). If I remove the drb test dir, all the tests  
> pass. I
> am not using drb, so I guess that's not too bad... but still... I find
> it weird  that all the drb tests fails like that (they all timeout...
> and the code has a timeout of 10 seconds which seems more than enough
> for anything...)
>
> Out of curiosity: am I the only one expericencing this ?
>
> thanks,
>
> -Didier
>
>