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<title>rrdtool1: add test-version.sh</title>
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<name>Sander van Deijck</name>
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<published>2026-10-30T21:13:05Z</published>
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rrdcgi has no version or help option, so the generic runtime test finds
no executable in rrdcgi1 that reports the package version and fails:

  rrdcgi1: No executables in the package provided version 1.0.50

This shows up in any PR whose CI installs rrdcgi1, for example through
lighttpd-mod-rrdtool. Neither rrdcgi nor librrd contains the version
string, so skip the check for librrd1 and rrdcgi1, as other packages do
for executables without a version option, and keep checking rrdtool's
own output for rrdtool1.

Signed-off-by: Sander van Deijck &lt;sander@vandeijck.com&gt;
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