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Adds .github/workflows/ubuntu-version-mix.yml (ubuntu-latest) and a per-release manifest testsuite/expect/rsync_<ver>.expect for each of the nine peers. The workflow builds the current rsync, then runs the two- sided suite against every old binary over both the pipe and --use-tcp daemon transports. All peers run in a SINGLE looped job (not a matrix) so the PR shows one check line; each peer/transport is a foldable log group and a failure annotates which one broke. A new phony `check-progs` target builds rsync plus the test helper programs and check symlinks without running the suite -- the build half of `make check` -- so the workflow's direct runtests.py invocation has the helpers it needs. Notable expected results encoded in the manifests: - The four May-2026 security tests xfail against every released peer: the suite demonstrates each release is vulnerable to those findings while current master is fixed. - symlink-dirlink-basis xfails on 3.4.0/3.4.1 (issue #715: their secure_relative_open O_NOFOLLOW-confines the basedir, breaking a -K dir-symlink update; current master fixes it with secure_basis_open). - Older peers carry more xfails for options/negotiation they lack; 2.6.0 (protocol 27) fails most daemon tests. reverse-daemon-delta passes against all peers, confirming backward compat down to 2004. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Expected outcomes for current rsync (client/driver) <-> rsync 3.1.3 peer
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# (daemon / remote-shell server), used by runtests.py --expect-result.
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#
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# Format: "<testname> <pass|skip|fail|xfail>", '#' comments ignored. The listed
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# tests ARE the run set. outcome meanings:
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# pass - must succeed
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# skip - must skip (exit 77)
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# xfail - expected to fail: a known, benign old-peer limitation or an
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# unpatched-old-peer vulnerability (documented per line below)
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# fail - expected to fail, flagged for investigation (not understood / may
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# be a current-side bug)
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# fail and xfail are equivalent for pass/fail accounting; the label documents
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# why. An UNEXPECTED pass (xpass) of an xfail/fail line fails the run, which is
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# the signal to revisit this manifest (e.g. an old-peer gap got closed).
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#
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# daemon-access-ip and daemon-chroot-acl are intentionally omitted: they need a
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# real TCP peer and would skip/run differently by transport.
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# --- two-sided tests that pass against a 3.1.3 peer ---
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00-hello pass
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reverse-daemon-delta pass # old client -> current daemon (backward-compat: delta+compress, both directions)
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alt-dest pass
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bare-do-open-symlink-race pass
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batch-mode pass
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chmod-option pass
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daemon-access pass
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daemon-auth pass
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daemon-config pass
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daemon-exec pass
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daemon-filter pass
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daemon-gzip-download pass
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daemon-gzip-upload pass
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daemon-munge pass
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exclude pass
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files-from pass
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hardlinks pass
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ssh-basic pass
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symlink-dirlink-basis pass
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# --- version feature/option gaps in 3.1.3 ---
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daemon xfail # exercises -U/--atimes etc. unknown to 3.1.3 (server errors)
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daemon-refuse xfail # daemon refuse/option semantics differ (connection reset)
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daemon-refuse-compress xfail # pre-zstd compress negotiation; no --compress refuse error
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# --- May-2026 security fixes absent in 3.1.3 (peer is vulnerable) ---
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alt-dest-symlink-race xfail # --link-dest basis lookup follows basedir symlink (escape)
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chdir-symlink-race xfail # chmod escape via cd symlink during chdir
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copy-dest-source-symlink xfail # copy_file source reads /outside via cd symlink (poison)
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sender-flist-symlink-leak xfail # sender flist follows cd symlink, leaks outside paths
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