20091031 won't run

[K.D. Lucas]

I downloaded the latest LTP, which is version 20091031. I ran ./configure, make, and make install. I notice that now make tries to write file to /opt/ltp/, so I needed to run make as root.

When I go to run ltp, I get:

FATAL: Test suite not installed correctly

INFO: as root user type 'make ; make install'

Is this a known issue?

kdl

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[Mike Frysinger]

On Tuesday 03 November 2009 15:23:47 K.D. Lucas wrote:
> I downloaded the latest LTP, which is version 20091031. I ran ./configure,
> make, and make install. I notice that now make tries to write file to
> /opt/ltp/, so I needed to run make as root.

ltp installs to wherever you configured and installed it to.  the default is
merely /opt/ltp/.  so if you didnt change the default, then it's up to you to
make sure the install location is available.

> When I go to run ltp, I get:
>
> FATAL: Test suite not installed correctly
> INFO: as root user type 'make ; make install'

what user did you run `ltp` as ?
-mike


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[K.D. Lucas]

I tried to execute runltp as root.

So in the past I've always extracted and built it in /var/tmp/<username>/ltp-full-<version>/

and I don't think it ever tried to write to /opt/ltp. So this seems like a change in behavior.

kdl

On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 12:33 PM, Mike Frysinger <vapier@...> wrote:

On Tuesday 03 November 2009 15:23:47 K.D. Lucas wrote:
> I downloaded the latest LTP, which is version 20091031. I ran ./configure,
> make, and make install. I notice that now make tries to write file to
> /opt/ltp/, so I needed to run make as root.

ltp installs to wherever you configured and installed it to.  the default is
merely /opt/ltp/.  so if you didnt change the default, then it's up to you to
make sure the install location is available.

> When I go to run ltp, I get:
>
> FATAL: Test suite not installed correctly
> INFO: as root user type 'make ; make install'

what user did you run `ltp` as ?
-mike

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[Mike Frysinger]

On Tuesday 03 November 2009 16:02:14 K.D. Lucas wrote:
> I tried to execute runltp as root.
> So in the past I've always extracted and built it in
> /var/tmp/<username>/ltp-full-<version>/
> and I don't think it ever tried to write to /opt/ltp. So this seems like a
> change in behavior.

you said you did `make install`.  it needs to install somewhere and /opt/ltp
is that somewhere.  maybe this behavior has changed, maybe it hasnt.  all that
really matters is that ltp now behaves like a standard configure && make
package.  if you dont like the default of /opt/ltp, then it's up to you to
select a place you do like.
-mike


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[K.D. Lucas]

So I see it did install in /opt/ltp and runs fine from there. I've been running LTP approximately once per day since 2005 and this is the first time it's ever installed in /opt/ltp. The last version I ran was 20090731.

I'll modify it to do what I want.

kdl

On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Mike Frysinger <vapier@...> wrote:

On Tuesday 03 November 2009 16:02:14 K.D. Lucas wrote:
> I tried to execute runltp as root.
> So in the past I've always extracted and built it in
> /var/tmp/<username>/ltp-full-<version>/
> and I don't think it ever tried to write to /opt/ltp. So this seems like a
> change in behavior.

you said you did `make install`.  it needs to install somewhere and /opt/ltp
is that somewhere.  maybe this behavior has changed, maybe it hasnt.  all that
really matters is that ltp now behaves like a standard configure && make
package.  if you dont like the default of /opt/ltp, then it's up to you to
select a place you do like.
-mike

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