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ac8d8472
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Dec 09, 2013
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Julien Muchembled
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runUnitTest: scan port range in random order to find free ports for ZServers
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@@ -306,11 +306,16 @@ def parseListeningAddress(host_port=None, default_host='127.0.0.1'):
raise
RuntimeError
(
"Can't bind to %s:%s"
%
host_port
)
except
ValueError
:
default_host
=
host_port
[
1
]
for
port
in
xrange
(
55000
,
55500
):
yield
default_host
,
port
raise
RuntimeError
(
"Can't find free port (tried ports 55000 to 55500)"
)
# Try to return predictable ports for someone who has several unit test
# instances on the same machine. This shuffles the whole port range lazily.
m
=
499
# must be a prime number
x
=
instance_random
.
randrange
(
0
,
m
)
c
=
instance_random
.
randrange
(
1
,
m
)
for
i
in
xrange
(
m
):
yield
default_host
,
55000
+
x
x
=
(
x
+
c
)
%
m
raise
RuntimeError
(
"Can't find free port (tried ports %u to %u)
\
n
"
%
(
55000
,
54999
+
m
))
def
createZServer
(
log
=
os
.
devnull
,
zserver_type
=
'http'
):
import
ZServer
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