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Packaging broken because of uint64 overflow in auditbeat #5783
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@adriansr @andrewkroh The problem was introduced with this PR: #5575 We had the package in beats before but it was not used. It started to be used in the above PR. Also locally on my machine |
Probably related to golang/go#21708 |
For travis tests were added to run the testsuite also on OS X on travis and a crosscompile target was added for auditbeat. Having auditbeat built on OS X should prevent issues like elastic#5783. In addition a global crosscompile target was added which should be used in Jenkins in the future. It does not use the BEATS array because packetbeat cannot be just crosscompiled on each machine for the different platforms because of the pcap dependencies. Currently the list of beats is hardcoded.
* Add targets to crosscompile auditbeat and test on OS X For travis tests were added to run the testsuite also on OS X on travis and a crosscompile target was added for auditbeat. Having auditbeat built on OS X should prevent issues like #5783. In addition a global crosscompile target was added which should be used in Jenkins in the future. It does not use the BEATS array because packetbeat cannot be just crosscompiled on each machine for the different platforms because of the pcap dependencies. Currently the list of beats is hardcoded. * Remove darwin because it uses cgo
@andrewkroh @adriansr I'm reopening this issue as this was auto closed by elastic/fsevents#2 I think merging the PR does not fix it yet as it first needs to make it into the vendor directory of beats. |
Fixed by #5866 |
Packaging for auditbeat currently fails with the following error:
The culprit seems to be the following line: https://github.com/elastic/beats/blob/master/vendor/github.com/fsnotify/fsevents/wrap.go#L38
Strangely the dependency did not change in the last 5 months. I will test if I can reproduce it locally.
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