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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
siddharthshukla	0589e533cd	Make testing toolchain python 3.x compliant six is necessary for making these scripts cross compatible between python 2.x and 3.x Changes: Add six to python_deps.include Include python_deps.include to all Dockerfile templates in test directory Include python_deps.include to all Dockerfile templates in stress_test directory Include python_deps.include to all Dockerfile templates in interop_test directory Replace print statements with print function calls (from futute..) Replace .iteritems() with .items() wherever necessary use six.moves to import BaseHTTPServer Generate new dockerfiles using generate_projects.sh	8 years ago
Ken Payson	189d685cc5	Added timeout to port server	9 years ago
Ken Payson	d9dfc673fc	Change port_server.py to use port 32766 32767 is used by filenet-powsrm	9 years ago
Ken Payson	98716b3bb7	Change port_server.py to use port 32766	9 years ago
Ken Payson	fa51de5d3d	Change port_server.py to use port 32766 32767 is used by filenet-powsrm	9 years ago
Jan Tattermusch	3bd0827935	put cwd of port server elsewhere	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	41a7bf5449	Close standard pipes	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	d2c39713bc	Attempt to daemonize port server	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	f0a293ed67	Robustness work for port_server startup	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	fe4939f809	More robust port_server version checking	9 years ago
Nathaniel Manista	ae4fbcd643	Use "#!/usr/bin/env python2.7" only in utilities	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	c20b19d0f7	better logging	9 years ago
Jan Tattermusch	13e65dfd4f	import yaml module lazily	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	ae322afe60	Better port selection - avoid IANA and Linux ephemeral port ranges - support dropping allocated ports - aggressively try to reclaim ports if we reach exhaustion - set SO_REUSEADDR on test port binds	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	9a0c10efc6	Windows fix	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	ef12559f0f	Rework restart facility to be more portable	9 years ago
Craig Tiller	f53d9c8d0d	Testing port server run_tests.py will start a server (if it's not running, or if the running port server mismatches the 'current' one) that serves ports to use for tests. The server is left running after run_tests.py finishes, so that in environments such as Mac and Windows where tests run unshielded from each other, we don't start jumping on already used ports.	9 years ago

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