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The gpsd test flock is intended to make it easy for GPSD devs to
verify operation of the software on multiple architectures and operating
systems.
To add a machine to the flock, do these steps:
1. Create a test-sandbox account. The recommended name is "gpsd".
2. Install git and gpsd's build prerequisites (gcc, Python, autotools, etc.)
where the test account can run them. On a Debian/Ubuntu system you may be
able to do this all at once with this command:
aptitude install git-core; aptitude build-dep gpsd
3. Make sure the account is reachable from the general Internet via ssh.
4. Install the public key of the test-network gatekeeper in
.ssh/authorized_keys. Presently the test-network gatekeeper is
esr@thyrsus.com; it is expected that this role will be held by the
GPSD project lead or some delegate. The key is:
ssh-dss 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 esr@snark
5. Append an entry to the flock-sites file and push to origin with the commit
message "Added new flock site" or something similar. If you do not
have git commit access, mail the entry to the development mailing
list.
To gain access to the test network:
1. Email a valid public ssh key to the flock gatekeeper. He will install the
key on the test sites.
To use the test network:
1. Call the script 'flocktest', optionally with a -d optopn to set a
test subdirectory and an -m option to set a return email address
for error logs. (You can also set these in a .flockdriver dot file;
do "flocktest -?" to see instructions about how to set this up.)
The local flocktest script will execute the remote flockdriver
script on each machine, calling it with options that will identify
you to it. See the local copy of the flockdriver script for details
on the test sequence
The success/failure notifications will appear as CIA messages on
the #gpsd IRC channel at freenode. If the test failed, the
log will be mailed to you.
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