regress-all | run multiple OpenBSD regression tests and collect results

regress-all is a Perl library. regress-all has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

run a bunch of openbsd regression tests in a row. the intension is to have a reliable set of tests and run them on a regular basis. the result summary is written to a file, log output of each test is available. a second prupose is to run openbsd performance tests. a certain cvs checkout corresponding to a date is created. the build environment is based on the previous release and adapted with commands from current.html. this is mostly updating the build tools to compile a kernel from that cvs checkout date. the results are grouped by run date, cvs checkout date, and repetitions. the tests are run multiple times to detect deviations. tests consist of iperf3, tcpbench, and kernel compile time. buildquirks.pm - create tool chain to compile kernel from certain date hostctl.pm - run commands on all tests hosts to configure them logcmd.pm - common log funtions for run.pl, setp.pl, and setup.pl machine.pm - functions to setup a single machine bsdcons.pl - collect kernel output from console of selected machine cleanup.pl - remove old test logs to recover disk space cvsbuild.pl - checkout kernel at certain cvs date and install it cvslog.pl - collect all cvs commit messages between two dates