In case of very unexpected timestamps, we pass them on to date.
Unfortunately, only GNU date is able to perform this level of deduction
(guess work).
Rework the code and tests to look for GNU date on non-Linux platforms.
Only fail, and loudly! if GNU date cannot be found.
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Fixes GH-4333
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cc_growpart: fix tests to run on FreeBSD (#4351)
Because /etc/rc.d/growfs exists on FreeBSD, we need to be selective
about when to allow tests access to it, so that they will pass.
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subp: Fix spurious test failure on FreeBSD (#4355)
Fix a test failure that only seemed to occur when running the full test
suite. Probably due to something not being cleaned up properly.
This adds an env={"LANG": "C"} to simplify the test execution, and
makes the failure go away.
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Fixes GH-4354
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cmd/clean: fix tests on non-Linux platforms (#4352)
change clean_script to use `#!/bin/sh` which is guaranteed to exist on
pretty much any Unix (like) system, unlike `/bin/bash`, which could be
anywhere in the PATH.
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util: Fix get_proc_ppid() on non-Linux systems (#4348)
`/proc/$pid/environ` and `/proc/$pid/stat` don't exist on BSD.
procfs on BSDs is highly limited, and its use very discourged.
While FreeBSD has procstat(1), which could reasonably read a process
environment, that use-case in the code is Linux specific and doesn't map
on FreeBSD.
Guard get_proc_env() tests with is_Linux().
The code already mostly uses this as a fallback, when all else fails.
implement get_proc_ppid() with `ps(1)`.
This should work on most platforms that have `ps(1)`.
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Fixes GH-4332
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cc_wireguard: make tests pass on FreeBSD (#4346)
These tests relied on the SUT to provide sensible return values for
util.kernel_version(). On FreeBSD, those values are 14.0-CURRENT for my
development machine, which doesn't work well with when split at '.' and
compared against a pair of integers (14, '0-CURRENT') < (5, 4) doesn't
make much sense.
This patch adds `@mock`s for util.kernel_version wherever it is used.
That way, test_cc_wireguard.py tests passes on a FreeBSD system.
