[test-results] [Bamboo] Asterisk Testing > Asterisk 11 Branch > #172 has FAILED (2 tests failed). Change made by Matthew Jordan.

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Asterisk Testing > Asterisk 11 Branch > #172 failed.
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Code has been updated by Matthew Jordan.
2/288 tests failed.

http://bamboo.asterisk.org/browse/TESTING-AST11BRANCH-172/


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Failing Jobs
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  - Asterisk CentOS 6 64-Bit (CentOS 6): 2 of 288 tests failed.



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Code Changes
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Matthew Jordan (375729):

>Prevent multiple CDR batches from conflicting when scheduling the CDR write
>
>The Asterisk Test Suite caught an error condition where a scheduled CDR batch
>write can be deleted twice if two channels attempt to post their CDRs at the
>same time.  The batch CDR mutex is locked while the CDRs are appended to the
>current batch list; however, it is unlocked prior to actually scheduling the
>CDR write.  As such, two threads can attempt to remove the currently scheduled
>batch write at the same time, resulting in an assertion error.
>
>This patch extends the time that the mutex is locked to encompass actually
>scheduling the write.  This prevents two threads from unscheduling the
>currently scheduled write at the same time.
>........
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>Merged revisions 375727 from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk/branches/1.8
>........
>
>Merged revisions 375728 from http://svn.asterisk.org/svn/asterisk/branches/10
>



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Tests
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New Test Failures (2)
   - AsteriskTestSuite: S/channels/iax2/acl call
   - AsteriskTestSuite: S/masquerade
Fixed Tests (2)
   - AsteriskTestSuite: S/callparking
   - AsteriskTestSuite: S/channels/iax2/hangupcause

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