Create a new Makefile target for testing "make cvsrun"

[michaelrsweet]

Version: 1.2-current
CUPS.org User: pipitas

Please create a new Makefile target similar to "test" which
allows to run the fresh compilation as a real print
server, for a limited period of time.

To check out the idea, I hacked the "run-stp-tests.sh" a bit
and changed it to this effect:

• it creates the printers just like the "make test" does.
• it runs the new cupsd on port 8631 just as "make test" does
• it writes log files to /tmp/$USER just like "make test" does
• it runs the same tests as the original run-str-tests.sh
  does
• it continues to run for a full hour (you can make that
  any time you want), without conflicting with the normal
  "stable" install
• it has the newly compiled commands (lpadmin, lpr, lp,
  cancel, etc.) symlinked into the "test" subdir, so that
  I can run use the test-compilation for a full hour before
  it closes down.

I think this will greatly enhance the chances for many
people to really testdrive CUPS 1.2cvs and give valuable
feedback.

If you want, I'd help write up a little "README" about how
to use it help to make it popular enough so that 1.2 cvs is
really widely tested.

[michaelrsweet]

CUPS.org User: mike

OK, I added a "0" option to the "make test" target so that you can run with no tests. Enjoy!