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While the lutf_start.sh file is meant to be run as a standalone. But if you do run it, you'll need to setup the environment variables auster sets up.
lutf.sh calls lutf_start.sh
The "testing how to" link shared details , the testing setup pretty well. You'll need to follow that to setup your test environment.
When you run the lutf from auster, you need to provide a configuration file which outlines the test nodes. For the LUTF there are 3 extra environment variables to take a note of: the master port, the telnet port and the shell mode. You can go back to quick tip #3 for more details.
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Batch is most useful when running the test scripts automatically; from auster or maloo as an example.
Daemon is used for agents when run through auster.
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The only caveat is this. In the auster configuration file you'll need to export the variables in order for the LUTF's python scripts to pick them up.
You can run a batch of test scripts from the LUTF interactive mode. Let's take a quick look at how we can do that:
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This runs the samples suite.
You can also run all the suites by doing:
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In the final quick tip, we'll go over how you can manually run batch tests.