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On Tue Nov 14 23:57:40 2017, fdupont wrote:
> On Tue Nov 14 16:07:39 2017, stephen wrote:
> > The system tests can take a significant time to run.  Ondrej suggested
> > that they could be modified to run in parallel.  This requires a
> > number of changes to the system test scripts.
> 
> => unfortunately this is impossible with networking
> protocols because the use of resources like address/port
> pairs requires tests to be run strictly in sequence.

No, you are mistaken.  I already parallelized several long running tests.

Please let me and Stephen do our work, so we don't end up in a long streak of discussion.