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Tests are invoked by running the ./TEST script located in the ./t directory. Use the -v option for verbose tests. You might run an individual test like this:
panic% perl t/TEST -v modules/file.t
or all tests in a test subdirectory:
panic% perl t/TEST modules
The TEST script starts the server before the test is executed. If for some reason it fails to start, use make start_httpd to start it manually:
panic% make start_httpd
To shut down Apache when the testing is complete, use make kill_httpd:
panic% make kill_httpd
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