Everything runs great until make test, if fails with only one issue:


Failed 1 test out of 1108, 99.91% okay.

op/filetest.t

make2: *** _test_tty Error 1

make2: Leaving directory `/home/lhradow1/perl-5.8.9'

make1: *** _test Error 2

make1: Leaving directory `/home/lhradow1/perl-5.8.9'

make: *** test Error 2



Additional info from perl harness

Failed Test Stat Wstat Total Fail List of Failed

----------------------------------------------------

op/filetest.t 13 3328 10 10 6-10

83 tests and 8868 subtests skipped.

Failed 1/1194 test scripts. 5/133112 subtests failed.

Files=1194, Tests=133112, 1079 wallclock secs (668.39 cusr + 43.99 csys = 712.38 CPU)

Can I simply ignore this and continue with make install?

In reply to Perl Install - make test failed op/filetest by LHradowy

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