Hi While trying to install RT::Action::SLA module using CPAN I am getting this error and would not get installed.

my systems is Redhat 5.5 (64bit),
perl 5, version 12, subversion 2 (v5.12.2) built for x86_64-linux

t/due.t ............. 4/72
# Failed test 'default sla'
# at t/due.t line 34.
# got: undef
# expected: '2'

# Failed test 'Due date is set'
# at t/due.t line 37.

# Failed test 'Due date is in the future'
# at t/due.t line 38.

# Failed test 'new sla'
# at t/due.t line 41.
# got: undef
# expected: '4'

# Failed test 'Due date is set'
# at t/due.t line 44.

# Failed test 'Due date is in the future'
# at t/due.t line 45.

# Failed test 'difference is two hours'
# at t/due.t line 47.
# got: '0'
# expected: '7200'
# when not requestor creates a ticket, we dont set due date

Thanks in advance

You go to view problem CPAN

Hi thanks for the reply but I dont see any thing related to CPAN

May be look at the error output before and after the text in post #1.

# cpan
cpan > install RT::Action::SLA

.... Will show a different text.

So will 'make test', when it is run in a manual build :
cd RT-Extension-SLA-0.03/ && perl Makefile.PL && make && make test
http://www.cpan.dk/authors/id/R/RU/R...LA-0.03.tar.gz

And an advantage with the manual build is that you can do # make install
and then find out, if things actually work.

Another thing : Some of the perl packages available from the repositories
with # 'yum install' did not pass all tests. But you won't see that, when
they are installed as rpm packages.


About test : May be a "time module" for the tests is missing ?
( Time::Business, Business::Hours etc. ? )

..

Thanks for your reply, and that is what I did install it manually using make

and below is a reply form the Ruslan Zakirov

Usually tests for RT extensions are executed by developers. It's ok to
ignore test results.


Thanks and best regards