This test attempts to set the root password assuming that the root UID is always 1, which is not the case.
Here is an example from a log file:
KEYWORDipmi_client . Run IPMI Standard Command user set password ${root_userid} ${valid_password}
. . .
TRACE Arguments: [ ${command}='user set password 1 0penBmc1' | ${fail_on_err}=1 | ${expected_rc}=0 | &{options}={} ]
The test ought to first determine what the root UID is before setting it.
This test attempts to set the root password assuming that the root UID is always 1, which is not the case. Here is an example from a log file: KEYWORD ipmi_client . Run IPMI Standard Command user set password ${root_userid} ${valid_password} . . . TRACE Arguments: [ ${command}='user set password 1 0penBmc1' | ${fail_on_err}=1 | ${expected_rc}=0 | &{options}={} ]
The test ought to first determine what the root UID is before setting it.