I reran the test suite, and it had a lot of problems. Don't forget to LD_LIBRARY_PATH as well as CONDOR_CONFIG and your PATH. Testing with stand-alone checkpointing revealed that I'd missed a few GLIBC212 -> GLIBC213 additions, particularly including in the code that determines the location of the stack; this caused checkpointing to fail. I went back and added GLIBC213 everywhere there was GLIBC212 (only two other places) and retested, which went a lot better. (Note that you have to remove the test binaries; CMake won't rebuild them after this change.) At least one of the standard universe tests chews a truly excessive amount of RAM (7.5 GB), so I had to adjust the configuration of the default personal HTCondor (the test glue created it with 15 slots) to allow it to actually run after it checkpointed. + +After sufficient bullying, all but three non standard-universe tests passed locally, so it was on to checking the build in BaTLab. In order to do so, I cloned the x86_64_Debian6 entry in SubmitInfo.pm. Additionally, because the test machine kept its HTCondor installation in a nonstandard location, I had to adjust condor_compile (so it would work if given enough information on the command-line, as opposed to suicide when condor_config_val failed to return information that would be later ignored) and condor_arch_link (which also used condor_config_val in a way that unncessarily assumed the existence of an HTCondor config file).
