System reboots on running the tests in Normal mode
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aniketp commented
Run in 'batch mode' ? [y/N] N
Utility | Progress
----------+-----------
fingerd(8) | 5/5
talkd(8) | 0/0
rbootd(8) | 3/3
ftpd(8) | 26/26
rlogind(8) | 4/4
rpc.rquotad(8) | 0/0
rpc.rwalld(8) | 1/1
bootptest(8) | 3/3
revnetgroup(8) | 2/2
rpc.rstatd(8) | 0/0
addr2line(1) | 11/11
nm(1) | 41/41
strings(1) | 7/7
cxxfilt(1) | 6/6
mtree(8) | 34/34
bmake(1) | 0/0
smbutil(1) | 1/1
loader(8) | 0/0
pxeldr(8) | 0/0
zfsboot(8) | 0/0
gptboot(8) | 0/0
init(8) | 0/0
ping(8) | 30/30
fdisk_pc98(8) | 10/10
rcorder(8) | 2/2
comsat(8) | 0/0
mount_cd9660(8) | 9/9
hastctl(8) | 5/5
sunlabel(8) | 9/9
clri(8) | 0/0
shutdown(8) | 6/6
pfctl(8) | 67/67
adjkerntz(8) | 2/2
conscontrol(8) | 0/0
ipfw(8) | 14/14
bsdlabel(8) | 0/0
natd(8) | 31/31
nvmecontrol(8) | 0/0
devfs(8) | 2/2
nfsiod(8) | 1/1
route(8) | 7/7
bootpd(8) | 6/6
mount_unionfs(8) | 2/2
swapon(8) | 7/7
elfcopy(1) | 15/15
mknod(8) | 0/0
zfsbootcfg(8) | 0/0
rtquery(8) | 8/8
ggatel(8) | 6/6
ggated(8) | 8/8
ggatec(8) | 11/11
dmesg(8) | 4/4
umount(8) | 8/8
savecore(8) | 8/8
ldconfig(8) | 10/10
fsdb(8) | 3/3
md5(1) | 7/7
badsect(8) | 0/0
dumpfs(8) | 0/0
kldunload(8) | 4/4
fsck_msdosfs(8) | 6/6
dumpon(8) | 0/0
newfs_msdos(8) | 23/23
ddb(8) | 0/0
fsirand(8) | 3/3
rpc.sprayd(8) | 0/0
sh: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string
sh: Syntax error: Unterminated quoted string
etherswitchcfg(8) | 3/3
comcontrol(8) | 0/0
kldload(8) | 3/3
nos-tun(8) | 0/0
mount_nfs(8) | 26/26
fdisk(8) | 13/13
restore(8) | 17/17
recoverdisk(1) | 4/4
unvis(1) | 4/4
ping6(8) | 31/31
mount_msdosfs(8) | 12/12
openssl(1) | 0/0
crypto(1) | 0/0
gencat(1) | 0/0
lsvfs(1) | 1/1
ktrace(1) | 9/9
procstat(1) | 15/15
from(1) | 3/3
nl(1) | 11/11
elfdump(1) | 16/16
tip(1) | 2/2
size(1) | 12/12
truss(1) | 11/11
Connection to localhost closed by remote host.
Connection to localhost closed.
To test whether some specific utilities like truss
or rpc.sprayd
were causing the issue, I removed them from the utils_list
. But even then this problem persists.
shivansh commented
Your system is being rebooted because of shutdown -r
being run ; and since batch mode required sudo, there was no problem in running this (maybe you can confirm this too by removing shutdown
from the list).
The batch mode is proving to be extremely dangerous, I guess it's about time it was taken down until I figure out an alternative for automating the test installation process (this was an experimental feature anyway).