[systemd-bugs] [Bug 84931] systemd --test: Assertion 'sigaddset(ss, sig) == 0' failed at .../work/systemd-206/src/shared/util.c:2516, function sigset_add_many(). Aborting

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--- Comment #1 from Lennart Poettering <lennart at poettering.net> ---
Hmm, did I get this right? SIGRTMAX-SIGRTMIN is different for Linux on hppa
than for Linux on all other archs?

Yuck, what a fuck-up. 

The only sane solution I see is adding a patch that #ifdefs out the code that
binds to the high SIGRTMIN+n signals.

What's the last SIGRTMIN+n that works on hppa? Or in other words, what is
SIGRTMAX-SIGRTMIN? If you let me know we'll just skip all signal assignments
beyond this value on #ifdef __hppa__

Note that the signals we expose are kinda API, hence we cannot dynamically
assign them. Hence checking things against SIGRTMAX and shifting things around
is really not a good idea. And normally this wouldn't be a problem as on
Linux/glibc the number of rt sigs should be stable and fixed. Apparently though
with the exception of Linux/hppa...

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