lars
bd4ece2004
added useful tools for testing unified test environment added description of test environment
161 lines
5.5 KiB
Python
161 lines
5.5 KiB
Python
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# Copyright 2006 sense.lab e.V.
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#
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# This file is part of the CryptoBox.
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#
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# The CryptoBox is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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# (at your option) any later version.
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#
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# The CryptoBox is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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# GNU General Public License for more details.
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#
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# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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# along with the CryptoBox; if not, write to the Free Software
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# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
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#
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__revision__ = "$Id"
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from cryptobox.tests.base import WebInterfaceTestClass
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import cryptobox.tests.tools as cbox_tools
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class unittests(WebInterfaceTestClass):
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def test_read_form(self):
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"""Check if the 'volume_rename' plugin works.
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"""
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url = self.url + "volume_rename?weblang=en&device=" + self.device_html
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self.register_auth(url)
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## umount, if necessary
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cbox_tools.umount(self.device)
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## check a language string
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self.cmd.go(url)
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self.cmd.find('Change the name of this volume')
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def test_rename(self):
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"""Try to rename the volume.
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"""
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## umount, if necessary
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cbox_tools.umount(self.device)
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save_name = self.__get_name()
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## rename if the name is already "foo"
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if save_name == "foo":
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self.__set_name("bar")
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## set 'foo'
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self.__set_name("foo")
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self.cmd.find('The name of this volume was changed successfully.')
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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## set 'bar'
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self.__set_name("bar")
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self.cmd.find('The name of this volume was changed successfully.')
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self.assertEquals("bar", self.__get_name())
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## set the same name twice to catch all lines of code
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self.__set_name("bar")
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self.cmd.notfind('The name of this volume was changed successfully.')
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self.assertEquals("bar", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name(save_name)
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self.assertEquals(save_name, self.__get_name())
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def test_invalid_names(self):
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"""Setting of invalid names should fail.
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"""
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## umount, if necessary
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cbox_tools.umount(self.device)
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save_name = self.__get_name()
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## we want to avoid, that if the previous name is (by accident) 'foo'
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## then the later search for "changed successfully" would fail
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if save_name == "foo":
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self.__set_name("bar")
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self.__set_name("foo")
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self.cmd.find('The name of this volume was changed successfully.')
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name("foo:")
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self.cmd.find("Changing of volume's name failed")
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name("foo/")
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self.cmd.find("Changing of volume's name failed")
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name("foo/")
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self.cmd.find("Changing of volume's name failed")
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name("foo*")
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self.cmd.find("Changing of volume's name failed")
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name("foo(")
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self.cmd.find("Changing of volume's name failed")
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name("")
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self.cmd.notfind("Changing of volume's name failed")
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self.assertEquals("foo", self.__get_name())
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self.__set_name(save_name)
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self.assertEquals(save_name, self.__get_name())
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def test_rename_while_open(self):
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"""Try to change the name of the volume while it is open.
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"""
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## umount, if necessary
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cbox_tools.umount(self.device)
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save_name = self.__get_name()
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## first set the name to 'bar'
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self.__set_name("bar")
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mount_url = self.url + "volume_mount?weblang=en&device=" + self.device_html
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self.register_auth(mount_url)
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name_url = self.url + "volume_rename?weblang=en&device=" + self.device_html
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self.register_auth(name_url)
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self.cmd.go(mount_url + "&action=mount_plain")
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self.cmd.find('Volume opened')
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## we have to do it manually, as there is no form when it is open
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self.cmd.go(name_url + "&store=1&vol_name=foo")
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self.cmd.find('You may not rename a volume while it is open.')
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self.assertEquals("bar", self.__get_name())
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self.cmd.go(mount_url + "&action=umount")
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self.__set_name(save_name)
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self.assertEquals(save_name, self.__get_name())
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def test_name_in_use(self):
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"""Try to set a name that is already in use.
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"""
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## umount, if necessary
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cbox_tools.umount(self.device)
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used_name = [ e.get_name() for e in self.cbox.get_container_list()
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if e.get_device() != self.device ]
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if not used_name:
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self.fail("could not find another device for this test")
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old_name = self.__get_name()
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self.assertNotEquals(old_name, used_name[0])
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self.__set_name(used_name[0])
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self.cmd.find('The new name is already in use by another volume.')
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self.assertEquals(old_name, self.__get_name())
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def __set_name(self, name):
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"""Set the name of a volume.
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"""
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name = name.replace(" ", "%20")
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url = self.url + "volume_rename?weblang=en&device=" + self.device_html
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self.register_auth(url)
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# the following should work, but twill seems to have problems to recognize
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# the form - fix this later
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#self.cmd.go(url)
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#self.cmd.formvalue("set_name", "vol_name", name)
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#self.cmd.submit()
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self.cmd.go(url + "&vol_name=%s&store=1" % name)
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def __get_name(self):
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"""Retrieve the current name of the volume.
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"""
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url = self.url + "volume_rename?weblang=en&device=" + self.device_html
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self.register_auth(url)
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self.cmd.go(url)
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self.cmd.find("Data.Status.Plugins.volume_rename=(.*)$", "m")
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return self.locals["__match__"]
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