gh7875.phpt fails on FreeBSD CI – why? #7975
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@devnexen, do you have any idea why what.phpt fails on Cirrus CI/FreeBSD? I mean, the file shouldn't be writable. |
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not sure about this but might worth a short, would it be possible to display /etc/rc.conf content ? Locally in my freebsd laptop the said test passes. |
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Thanks! I've added an attempt to read the file contents. |
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I see nothing out of extraordinary in the system config, things such as growfs or panicmail should not have any effect on this test. |
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Okay, thanks for checking! I'll work around that then. |
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Apparently, on Cirrus CI FreeBSD chmodding a file to 0444 doesn't make it readonly. So in this case, we skip the test. [1] <#7975>
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Just committed d2ec5be. |
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