Closed daipom closed 1 year ago
This will fix the failing test in following RP.
The latest libsystemd can read some corrupted entries without errors.
Since libsystemd v250, it's specification against journal file corruption changed.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/blob/v250/NEWS#L807-L808
In AlmaLinux9 (libsystemd v250):
require "systemd" require "systemd/journal" journal = Systemd::Journal.new(path: "test/fixture/corrupt") entries = journal.to_a # Succeeds without errors entries[2] # Before v250, it couldn't read this entry. => #<Systemd::JournalEntry:0x000000000003ba60 priority: '6', _boot_id: '4737ffc504774b3ba67020bc947f1bc0', _machine_id: 'bb9d0a52a41243829ecd729b40ac0bce', _hostname: 'arch', _source_monotonic_timestamp: '0', _transport: 'kernel', syslog_identifier: 'kernel'>
Assuming both old and new libsystemd, it would be good to fix the test in this way.
This will fix the failing test in following RP.
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The latest libsystemd can read some corrupted entries without errors.
Since libsystemd v250, it's specification against journal file corruption changed.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/blob/v250/NEWS#L807-L808
In AlmaLinux9 (libsystemd v250):
Assuming both old and new libsystemd, it would be good to fix the test in this way.