Improve knownIssue handling in some replication and sasl testcases

ugaston

18.53.2009 b25da32e939089eb8108c4d7394b3f7d64232827

 opends/tests/staf-tests/functional-tests/testcases/replication/changelog/changelog.xml

@@ -1315,16 +1315,21 @@
                      # => expect NO entry returned
                      # => len(searchResult) = 0 => resultLength = 0
                      myExpectedRC = 0
                      # if entry not purged => we may have run into Issue 3736
                      # (Dynamic purge delay change not taken into account)
                      myKnownIssue = '3736'
                    else:
                      # purge delay not expired (default purge delay: 1 day)
                      # => expect entry returned
                      # => len(searchResult) > 0 => resultLength = 1
                      myExpectedRC = 1
                      myKnownIssue = None
                  </script>
                  <call function="'checktestRC'">
                    { 'returncode' : resultLength ,
                      'result'     : searchResult ,
                      'expected'   : myExpectedRC
                      'expected'   : myExpectedRC,
                      'issue'      : myKnownIssue
                    }
                  </call>                                           
                               
@@ -1332,16 +1337,11 @@
              </paralleliterate>
                                                
              <!-- Verify the synchronization of the trees among the servers in
                the topology -->          
                the topology -->
              <call function="'verifyTrees'">
                [ clientHost, clientPath, master, consumerList, synchroSuffix ]
              </call>

              <!-- #3736: Dynamic purge delay change not properly taken into 
                   account -->
              <call function="'setKnownIssue'">
                { 'issueId' : '3736' }
              </call>
             
              <call function="'testCase_Postamble'"/>
            </sequence>