Automake allows the execution of tests in parallel by adding the -j parameter to make check. However, doing this breaks a large amount of tests (like e.g. tests/usrdef_ipaddr_dotdot.sh), as they use the same "tmp.rulebase" file and delete all other *.rulebase files after finishing, interfering with each other.
You should be able to reproduce this issue by running make check with the -j flag, e.g. make -j16 check. The log files of the affected tests will contain errors like:
liblognorm error: rulebase file tmp.rulebase[7]: invalid field type '"literal", "text"
liblognorm error: rulebase file tmp.rulebase[10]: invalid field type '"num", "type"'
liblognorm error: rulebase file tmp.rulebase[11]: invalid field type '@two-hex-bytes'
liblognorm error: rulebase file tmp.rulebase[1]: invalid field type '@IPaddr'
A possible solution may be to always specify a certain rulebase file per test, so e.g. not using add_rule etc. without the second parameter (which would cause it to default back to "tmp.rulebase"). Additionally, cleanup_tmp_files would have to be changed to e.g. reset_rules as well, to only delete a certain, given rulebase file.
Automake allows the execution of tests in parallel by adding the -j parameter to make check. However, doing this breaks a large amount of tests (like e.g.
tests/usrdef_ipaddr_dotdot.sh), as they use the same "tmp.rulebase" file and delete all other *.rulebase files after finishing, interfering with each other.You should be able to reproduce this issue by running make check with the -j flag, e.g.
make -j16 check. The log files of the affected tests will contain errors like:A possible solution may be to always specify a certain rulebase file per test, so e.g. not using
add_ruleetc. without the second parameter (which would cause it to default back to "tmp.rulebase"). Additionally,cleanup_tmp_fileswould have to be changed to e.g.reset_rulesas well, to only delete a certain, given rulebase file.