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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
$:.unshift("../lib").unshift("../../lib") if __FILE__ =~ /\.rb$/
require 'puppet'
require 'puppet/server'
require 'puppettest'
# $Id: server.rb 1793 2006-10-16 22:01:40Z luke $
if ARGV.length > 0 and ARGV[0] == "short"
$short = true
else
$short = false
end
class TestServer < Test::Unit::TestCase
include PuppetTest::ServerTest
# test that we can connect to the server
# we have to use fork here, because we apparently can't use threads
# to talk to other threads
def test_connect_with_fork
Puppet[:autosign] = true
serverpid, server = mk_status_server
# create a status client, and verify it can talk
client = mk_status_client
retval = nil
assert_nothing_raised() {
retval = client.status
}
assert_equal(1, retval)
end
# similar to the last test, but this time actually run getconfig
def test_getconfig_with_fork
Puppet[:autosign] = true
serverpid = nil
file = mktestmanifest()
server = nil
# make our server again
assert_nothing_raised() {
server = Puppet::Server.new(
:Port => @@port,
:Handlers => {
:CA => {}, # so that certs autogenerate
:Master => {
:UseNodes => false,
:Manifest => file
},
:Status => nil
}
)
}
serverpid = fork {
assert_nothing_raised() {
#trap(:INT) { server.shutdown; Kernel.exit! }
trap(:INT) { server.shutdown }
server.start
}
}
@@tmppids << serverpid
client = nil
# and then start a masterclient
assert_nothing_raised() {
client = Puppet::Client::MasterClient.new(
:Server => "localhost",
:Port => @@port
)
}
retval = nil
# and run getconfig a couple of times
assert_nothing_raised() {
retval = client.getconfig
}
# Try it again, just for kicks
assert_nothing_raised() {
retval = client.getconfig
}
end
def test_setpidfile_setting
Puppet[:setpidfile] = false
server = nil
assert_nothing_raised() {
server = Puppet::Server.new(
:Port => @@port,
:Handlers => {
:CA => {}, # so that certs autogenerate
:Status => nil
}
)
}
assert_nothing_raised {
server.setpidfile
}
assert(! FileTest.exists?(server.pidfile), "PID file was created")
Puppet[:setpidfile] = true
assert_nothing_raised {
server.setpidfile
}
assert(FileTest.exists?(server.pidfile), "PID file was not created")
end
# Test that a client whose cert has been revoked really can't connect
def test_certificate_revocation
Puppet[:autosign] = true
serverpid, server = mk_status_server
client = mk_status_client
status = nil
assert_nothing_raised() {
status = client.status
}
assert_equal(1, status)
client.shutdown
# Revoke the client's cert
ca = Puppet::SSLCertificates::CA.new()
fqdn = client.fqdn
ca.revoke(ca.getclientcert(fqdn)[0].serial)
# Restart the server
@@port += 1
Puppet[:autosign] = false
kill_and_wait(serverpid, server.pidfile)
serverpid, server = mk_status_server
client = mk_status_client
# This time the client should be denied
assert_raise(Puppet::NetworkClientError) {
client.status
}
end
def mk_status_client
client = nil
# Otherwise, the client initalization will trip over itself
# since elements created in the last run are still around
Puppet::Type::allclear
assert_nothing_raised() {
client = Puppet::Client::StatusClient.new(
:Server => "localhost",
:Port => @@port
)
}
client
end
def mk_status_server
server = nil
assert_nothing_raised() {
server = Puppet::Server.new(
:Port => @@port,
:Handlers => {
:CA => {}, # so that certs autogenerate
:Status => nil
}
)
}
pid = fork {
assert_nothing_raised() {
trap(:INT) { server.shutdown }
server.start
}
}
@@tmppids << pid
[pid, server]
end
def kill_and_wait(pid, file)
%x{kill -INT #{pid} 2>/dev/null}
count = 0
while count < 30 && File::exist?(file)
count += 1
sleep(1)
end
assert(count < 30, "Killing server #{pid} failed")
end
end
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