Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 12:51:27 -0600 From: "Scott Langley" <slangley@tadboise.com> Subject: [dhcptest:00195] Problem with DHCPv6 retransmit tests To: <dhcptest@tahi.org> Message-Id: <04654E52DE5D8D47906217E3D32FA976073C78@sbserver.tadboise.com> X-Mail-Count: 00195Hi Hideshi,I encountered some unexpected failures while running certain of the =DHCPv6 tests that check a client's packet retransmission behavior.The problem seems to be due to the use of 'gt' - the string comparison =operator - when comparing some numeric values.Searching the directory for 'gt' shows that the problem exists in these =files:./rfc3315/C_RFC3315_17_1_2_SolRetransMRT.seq: if ($interval gt =$timeout) {./rfc3315/C_RFC3315_18_1_1_ReqRetransMRT.seq: if ($interval gt =$timeout) {./rfc3315/C_RFC3315_18_1_2_CnfRetransMRT.seq: if ($interval gt =$timeout) {./rfc3315/C_RFC3315_18_1_3_RenRetransMRT.seq: if ($interval gt =$timeout) {./rfc3315/C_RFC3315_18_1_3_RetransRen.seq: if ($interval gt =$timeout) {./rfc3315/C_RFC3315_18_1_4_RebRetransMRT.seq: if ($interval gt =$timeout) {./rfc3736/C_RFC3736_INfoRetransMRT.seq: if ($interval gt $timeout) {You should, of course, replace 'gt' with '>', and then the tests should =work properly.Regards,Scott Langleyslangley@tadboise.com195_2.html (attatchment)(tag is disabled)