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use Test;
use Data::Dumper;
use Carp;
#
# This test verifies that /etc/resolv.conf is not written at all if NAMSERVER?
# is missing
#
BEGIN {
# Set up tests to run
plan tests => 6;
# Here is a trick to make it look like this was called with those args
# on the command line before SCConfig runs.
@ARGV = qw(--cfgfile t/cfg/networking_dns_01.cfg);
}
eval {
use SCConfig;
return 1;
};
ok($@,'') or croak("No point in going any further");
eval {
use Network;
return 1;
};
ok($@,'') or croak("No point in going any further");
# We loaded the file... now lets setup a fake directory to use
my $root = $config->root();
if(!$root) {
croak("Running this not chroot is way too dangerous");
}
my $dir = $root . "/etc/network";
system("mkdir -p $dir");
open(OUT,">$dir/interfaces");
print OUT "test\n";
close(OUT);
if(!-d $dir) {
croak("No directory $dir exists");
}
#
# Okay now we test the bare minimal setup, i.e. just
# nameserver1 and domainname set
#
Network::setup($config);
ok(-e "$root/etc/resolv.conf");
local($/) = undef;
open(IN,"<$root/etc/resolv.conf") or croak("Can't open /etc/resolv.conf");
my $file = <IN>;
ok($file,'/domain dual.alpha.mycluster.big/');
ok($file,'/nameserver 192.168.64.1/');
close(IN) or croak("Can't close /etc/resolv.conf");
#
# Now we cleanup
#
ok(system("rm -rf $root"),0);
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