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Mark tests using port 64324 as conflicting #16871

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@cmb69 cmb69 commented Nov 20, 2024

Alternatively, we could choose another port, but that likely will conflict with some other test in the future. The proper solution would be to use ephemeral ports[1], but our OpenSSL ServerClientTestCase does not support this yet.

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In the long run, we should probably unify the different test servers anyway.

PS: found via https://github.com/php/php-src/actions/runs/11925029888/job/33236457305

Alternatively, we could choose another port, but that likely will
conflict with some other test in the future.  The proper solution would
be to use ephemeral ports[1], but our OpenSSL `ServerClientTestCase`
does not support this yet.

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Why not just change one of them to a port number that's still free?

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cmb69 commented Nov 25, 2024

I find it tedious to search for a free port (and if users do in-tree builds of external extensions, we can't even know), but I don't mind which workaround we apply. 64327 doesn't look to be in use by the rest of the test suite, so used this.

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