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# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with
# `make test'. After `make install' it should work as `perl Lemonldap-NG-Handler-SharedConf.t'
#########################
# change 'tests => 1' to 'tests => last_test_to_print';
package main;
use strict;
use warnings;
require 't/test.pm';
use Test::More tests => 4;
BEGIN { use_ok('Lemonldap::NG::Handler::Main') }
# get a standard basic configuration in $args hashref
use Cwd 'abs_path';
use File::Basename;
use lib dirname( abs_path $0 );
#########################
# Insert your test code below, the Test::More module is used here so read
# its man page (perldoc Test::More) for help writing this test script.
my $h;
$h = 'Lemonldap::NG::Handler::Test';
$ENV{SERVER_NAME} = "test1.example.com";
#open STDERR, '>/dev/null';
my $conf = {
cfgNum => 1,
logLevel => 'error',
portal => 'http://auth.example.com/',
globalStorage => 'Apache::Session::File',
post => {},
key => 1,
useSafeJail => 0,
locationRules => {
'test1.example.com' => {
# Basic rules
'default' => 'accept',
'^/no' => 'deny',
'test' => '$groups =~ /\badmin\b/',
# Bad ordered rules
'^/a/a' => 'deny',
'^/a' => 'accept',
# Good ordered rules
'(?#1 first)^/b/a' => 'deny',
'(?#2 second)^/b' => 'accept',
},
},
};
#########################
# Make sure that the rule building idiom (substitute/buildRule) yields
# consistent results in edge cases see #2595
sub compileRule {
my $rule = shift;
return $h->buildSub( $h->substitute($rule) );
}
sub runTests {
my ($h) = @_;
# Undef expression yields a sub that returns undef
my $r = compileRule(undef);
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->(), undef, "Returned undef" );
# empty expression yields a sub that returns undef
$r = compileRule("");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->(), undef, "Returned undef" );
# empty string yields a sub that returns undef
$r = compileRule("\"\"");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->(), "", "Returned empty string" );
# 0 expression returns a sub that returns 0
$r = compileRule("0");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->(), 0, "Returned 0" );
# string expression returns a sub that returns the string
#
$r = compileRule("\"abc def\"");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->(), "abc def", "Returned abc def" );
# Access sessionInfo
$r = compileRule('$foo');
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( {}, { foo => "bar" } ), "bar", "Returned bar" );
# Access request
$r = compileRule('$ENV{foo}');
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( { env => { foo => "bar" } }, {} ), "bar", "Returned bar" );
# inSubnet
$r = compileRule("inSubnet('127.0.0.1/8')");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( { env => { REMOTE_ADDR => "127.0.0.1" } }, {} ),
"1", "ipInSubnet works" );
is( $r->( { env => { REMOTE_ADDR => "192.168.0.1" } }, {} ),
"0", "ipInSubnet works" );
$r = compileRule("inSubnet('127.0.0.1/8', '192.168.0.0/16')");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( { env => { REMOTE_ADDR => "192.168.0.1" } }, {} ),
"1", "ipInSubnet works" );
# ipInSubnet
$r = compileRule("ipInSubnet(\$ENV{X_FORWARDED_FOR},'127.0.0.1/8')");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( { env => { X_FORWARDED_FOR => "127.0.0.1" } }, {} ),
"1", "ipInSubnet works" );
is( $r->( { env => { X_FORWARDED_FOR => "192.168.0.1" } }, {} ),
"0", "ipInSubnet works" );
$r = compileRule(
"ipInSubnet(\$ENV{X_FORWARDED_FOR}, '127.0.0.1/8', '192.168.0.0/16')");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( { env => { X_FORWARDED_FOR => "192.168.0.1" } }, {} ),
"1", "ipInSubnet works" );
# inDomain
$r = compileRule("inDomain('example.com') || 0");
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is( $r->( { env => { HTTP_HOST => "AUTH.EXAMPLE.COM" } }, {} ),
"1", "inDomain works for AUTH.EXAMPLE.COM" );
is( $r->( { env => { HTTP_HOST => "auth.example.com" } }, {} ),
"1", "inDomain works for auth.example.com" );
is( $r->( { env => { HTTP_HOST => "example.com" } }, {} ),
"1", "inDomain works for example.com" );
is( $r->( { env => { HTTP_HOST => "cda.com" } }, {} ),
"0", "inDomain works for cda.com" );
is( $r->( { env => { HTTP_HOST => "notexample.com" } }, {} ),
"0", "inDomain works for notexample.com" );
is( $r->( { env => { HTTP_HOST => "exampleacom" } }, {} ),
"0", "inDomain works for exampleacom" );
}
sub runUnsafeTests {
my ($h) = @_;
my $r;
$r = compileRule('basic($user, $_password)');
is( ref($r), "CODE", "Returned code ref" );
is(
$r->( { env => {} }, { user => "aa", _password => "bc" } ),
"Basic YWE6YmM=",
"Returned correct Basic header"
);
}
eval { $h->localConfig($conf); $h->logLevelInit() };
ok( !$@, 'init' );
subtest "Safe jail off" => sub {
plan tests => 35;
ok( $h->configReload($conf), 'Load conf' );
is(
ref( $h->tsv->{jail}->jail ),
"Lemonldap::NG::Handler::Main::Jail",
"Safe jail is disabled"
);
runTests($h);
runUnsafeTests($h);
};
subtest "Safe jail on" => sub {
plan tests => 33;
ok( $h->configReload( { %$conf, useSafeJail => 1 } ), 'Load conf' );
is( ref( $h->tsv->{jail}->jail ), "Safe", "Safe jail is enabled" );
runTests($h);
};
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