diff --git a/tests/sanity/Makefile b/tests/sanity/Makefile deleted file mode 100644 index 386221b..0000000 --- a/tests/sanity/Makefile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -# Copyright (c) 2006 Red Hat, Inc. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material -# is made available to anyone wishing to use, modify, copy, or -# redistribute it subject to the terms and conditions of the GNU General -# Public License v.2. -# -# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY -# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A -# PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. -# -# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License -# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software -# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. -# -# Author: Jakub Hrozek - -#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~# -# Example Makefile for RHTS # -# This example is geared towards a test for a specific package # -# It does most of the work for you, but may require further coding # -#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~# - -# The toplevel namespace within which the test lives. -TOPLEVEL_NAMESPACE=CoreOS - -# The name of the package under test: -PACKAGE_NAME=shadow-utils - -# The path of the test below the package: -RELATIVE_PATH=sanity - -# Version of the Test. Used with make tag. -export TESTVERSION=1.1 - -# The combined namespace of the test. -export TEST=/$(TOPLEVEL_NAMESPACE)/$(PACKAGE_NAME)/$(RELATIVE_PATH) - -# A phony target is one that is not really the name of a file. -# It is just a name for some commands to be executed when you -# make an explicit request. There are two reasons to use a -# phony target: to avoid a conflict with a file of the same -# name, and to improve performance. -.PHONY: all install download clean - -# Executables to be built should be added here, they will be generated on the system under test. -BUILT_FILES= - -# Data files, .c files, scripts anything needed to either compile the test and/or run it. -FILES=$(METADATA) Makefile PURPOSE sanity_test.py runtest.sh - -run: $(FILES) build - ./runtest.sh - -build: $(BUILT_FILES) - chmod a+x ./sanity_test.py - chmod a+x ./runtest.sh - -clean: - rm -f *~ *.rpm $(BUILT_FILES) - -# Include Common Makefile -include /usr/share/rhts/lib/rhts-make.include - -# Generate the testinfo.desc here: -$(METADATA): Makefile - @touch $(METADATA) - @echo "Owner: Jakub Hrozek " > $(METADATA) - @echo "Name: $(TEST)" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "Path: $(TEST_DIR)" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "TestVersion: $(TESTVERSION)" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "License: GNU GPL" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "Description: Basic sanity test for shadow-utils" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "TestTime: 5m" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "RunFor: $(PACKAGE_NAME)" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "Requires: $(PACKAGE_NAME)" >> $(METADATA) - @echo "Requires: python" >> $(METADATA) - rhts-lint $(METADATA) - diff --git a/tests/sanity/PURPOSE b/tests/sanity/PURPOSE deleted file mode 100644 index 27062e1..0000000 --- a/tests/sanity/PURPOSE +++ /dev/null @@ -1,10 +0,0 @@ -This is a basic sanity test for the shadow-utils package. It is implemented -in python on top of the unittesting.py module. - -Its purpose is to ensure that the binaries in the shadow-utils package behave -as expected and its switches/options work correctly. - -For the most part, every binary in the shadow-utils package is represented by -a single class named Test, i.e. TestUsermod etc. There are some -exceptions, like TestUseraddWeirdNameTest though. - diff --git a/tests/sanity/runtest.sh b/tests/sanity/runtest.sh deleted file mode 100755 index cb2a2b5..0000000 --- a/tests/sanity/runtest.sh +++ /dev/null @@ -1,24 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -. /usr/bin/rhts-environment.sh -. /usr/share/beakerlib/beakerlib.sh || exit 1 - -rlJournalStart -rlFileBackup --clean /etc/default/useradd- /etc/default/useradd -setenforce 0 -python sanity_test.py -v -setenforce 1 -rlFileRestore - -EXIT=$? -if [[ $EXIT -eq 0 ]]; then - RESULT="PASS" -else - RESULT="FAIL" -fi - - -rlJournalEnd - -echo "Result: $RESULT" -echo "Exit: $EXIT" -report_result $TEST $RESULT $EXIT diff --git a/tests/sanity/sanity_test.py b/tests/sanity/sanity_test.py deleted file mode 100755 index e9c45c2..0000000 --- a/tests/sanity/sanity_test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1013 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python -""" -A script that tests functionality of the shadow-utils package. - -Author: Jakub Hrozek, -License: GNU GPL v2 -Date: 2007 - -TODO: - * tests for password aging - * if something fails, print out the command issued for easier debugging - * test long options variants along with the short ones -""" - -import unittest -import pwd -import grp -import commands -import os -import os.path -import sys -import copy -import tempfile -import rpm -import shutil - -from UserDict import UserDict - -class RedHatVersion(object): - def __init__(self, type=None, version=None, release=None): - self.type = type - self.version = version - self.release = release - self.rhel = False - - def __eq__( self, other): - """ - Don't compare if either of the values is None - so we can do comparisons like 'is it fedora?' or 'is it rhel4?' - """ - ok = (self.type == other.type) - if ok == False: return False - - if self.version and other.version: - ok = (self.version == other.version) - if ok == False: return False - - if (self.release == other.release): - ok = (self.release == other.release) - - return ok - - def __ne__( self, other): - return not self.__eq__(other) - - def __get_fedora_info(self, mi): - return [ (h['version'],h['release']) for h in mi ][0] - - def __get_rhel_info(self, mi): - # The rules for RHEL versions are braindead..releases even more - ver_rpm, rel_rpm = [ (h['version'],h['release']) for h in mi ][0] - rhel_versions = { '3AS' : 3, '4AS' : 4, '5Server' : 5, '5Client' : 5, '6' : 6 } - if ver_rpm[:3] == '5.9' or ver_rpm[:1] == '6': # rhel6 prerelease and release hack - rhel_versions[ver_rpm] = 6 - if ver_rpm in rhel_versions.keys(): - return (rhel_versions[ver_rpm], rel_rpm) - - def is_rhel(self): - return self.rhel - - def get_info(self): - """ - Returns a tuple containing (type, version, release) of RHEL or Fedora. - Type is either RHEL or Fedora. - Returns None if it cannot parse the info - """ - - ts = rpm.TransactionSet() - mi = ts.dbMatch() - mi.pattern('name', rpm.RPMMIRE_GLOB, 'redhat-release*') - - if mi: - self.rhel = True - return ('RHEL',) + self.__get_rhel_info(mi) - else: - mi = ts.dbMatch('name','fedora-release') - self.rhel = False - if mi.count() != 0: - return ('Fedora',) + self.__get_fedora_info(mi) - - return None - - -class UserInfo(UserDict): - fields = { "pw_name" : 0, "pw_passwd" : 1, "pw_uid" : 2, "pw_gid" : 3, - "pw_gecos" : 4, "pw_dir" : 5, "pw_shell" : 6 } - - def __init__(self): - UserDict.__init__(self) - for f in UserInfo.fields: self[f] = None - - def __getitem__(self, key): - return UserDict.__getitem__(self, key) - - def __setitem__(self, key, value): - UserDict.__setitem__(self, key, value) - - def __cmp__(self, other): - return UserDict.__cmp__(self, other) - - def __repr__(self): - return " ; ".join( [ "%s => %s" % (k, v) for k, v in self.data.items() ] ) - - def __parse_info(self, struct): - for f in UserInfo.fields: - self[f] = struct[UserInfo.fields[f]] - - def get_info_uid(self, uid): - self.__parse_info(pwd.getpwuid(uid)) - - def get_info_name(self, name): - try: - self.__parse_info(pwd.getpwnam(name)) - except KeyError: - return None - - def lazy_compare(self, pattern): - """ Compare pattern against self. If any field in pattern is set - to None, it is automatically considered equal with the corresponding - field in self. """ - for field in UserInfo.fields: - if pattern[field] and pattern[field] != self[field]: - return False - - return True - -class GroupInfo(UserDict): - fields = { "gr_name" : 0, "gr_passwd" : 1, - "gr_gid" : 2, "gr_mem" : 3} - - def __init__(self): - UserDict.__init__(self) - for f in GroupInfo.fields: self[f] = None - - def __getitem__(self, key): - return UserDict.__getitem__(self, key) - - def __setitem__(self, key, value): - UserDict.__setitem__(self, key, value) - - def __cmp__(self, other): - return UserDict.__cmp__(self, other) - - def __repr__(self): - return " ; ".join( [ "%s => %s" % (k, v) for k, v in self.data.items() ] ) - - def __parse_info(self, struct): - for f in GroupInfo.fields: - self[f] = struct[GroupInfo.fields[f]] - - def get_info_gid(self, gid): - self.__parse_info(grp.getgrgid(gid)) - - def get_info_name(self, name): - self.__parse_info(grp.getgrnam(name)) - - def lazy_compare(self, pattern): - """ Compare pattern against self. If any field in pattern is set - to None, it is automatically considered equal with the corresponding - field in self. """ - for field in GroupInfo.fields: - if pattern[field] and pattern[field] != self[field]: - return False - - return True - -class LoginDefsParser(UserDict): - "A quick-n-dirty way how to fetch the defaults from /etc/login.defs into a dictionary" - - def __getitem__(self, key): - try: - return UserDict.__getitem__(self, key) - except KeyError: - # if a name-value is not defined in the config file, return defaults - if key == "CREATE_MAIL_SPOOL": - return "yes" - if key == "UMASK": - return "077" - - def __init__(self, path="/etc/login.defs",split=None): - self.path = path - UserDict.__init__(self) - try: - defs = open(path) - except IOError: - print "Could not open the config file %s" % (path) - - for line in defs: - if line.startswith('#'): continue - fields = line.split(split) - if len(fields) != 2: continue # yeah, we're dirty - self.data[fields[0]] = fields[1] - - def serialize(self): - output = open(self.path, "w+") - for k,v in self.data.items(): - output.write("%s=%s" % (k, v)) - - output.write("\n") - output.close() - -class TestUserInfo(unittest.TestCase): - def testLazyCompare(self): - """ (test sanity): Test comparing two UserInfo records """ - a = UserInfo() - a["pw_name"] = "foo" - a["pw_uid"] = 555 - b = copy.deepcopy(a) - c = UserInfo() - - self.assertEqual(a.lazy_compare(b), True) - self.assertEqual(a.lazy_compare(c), True) - - c["pw_name"] = "foo" - c["pw_uid"] = None - self.assertEqual(a.lazy_compare(c), True) - self.assertEqual(c.lazy_compare(a), False) - - c["pw_name"] = "bar" - self.assertNotEqual(a.lazy_compare(c), True) - - def testGetInfoUid(self): - """ (test sanity): Test getting user info based on his UID """ - a = UserInfo() - a.get_info_uid(0) - self.assertEqual(a["pw_name"], "root") - - def testGetInfoName(self): - """ (test sanity): Test getting user info based on his name """ - a = UserInfo() - a.get_info_name("root") - self.assertEqual(a["pw_uid"], 0) - -class ShadowUtilsTestBase: - """ Handy routines """ - def getDefaults(self): - # get the default values for so we can compare against that - (status, defaults_str) = commands.getstatusoutput('useradd -D') - if status != 0: - raise RuntimeError("Could not get the default values for useradd") - return dict([ rec.split("=") for rec in defaults_str.split("\n") ]) - - def getDefaultUserInfo(self, username): - expected = UserInfo() - defaults = self.getDefaults() - - expected["pw_name"] = username - expected["pw_dir"] = defaults["HOME"] + "/" + username - expected["pw_shell"] = defaults["SHELL"] - - return expected - -class TestUseradd(ShadowUtilsTestBase, unittest.TestCase): - def setUp(self): - self.username = "test-shadow-utils-useradd" - - def tearDown(self): - commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r %s" % (self.username)) - - def testBasicAdd(self): - """ useradd: Tests basic adding of a user """ - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - - runme = "useradd %s" % (self.username) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput(runme) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a user\nIssued command: %s" % (runme)) - - def testExistingUser(self): - """ useradd: Test that user with an existing name cannot be added """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - self.assertNotEqual(commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username))[0], 0, "FAIL: User that already exists added") - - def testCustomUID(self): - """ useradd: Adding an user with a specific UID """ - UID = 23456 # FIXME - test for a free UID slot first - - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - expected["pw_uid"] = UID - - runme = "useradd %s -u %d" % (self.username, UID) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput(runme) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, "Issued command: %s\n" % (runme) + "Got from useradd: %s\n" % (output)) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a user with a specific UID\nIssued command: %s" % (runme)) - - def testNegativeUID(self): - """ useradd: Tests that user cannot have a negative UID assigned """ - self.assertNotEqual(commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s --uid -5" % (self.username))[0], 0, "FAIL: User with UID < 0 added") - - def testCustomExistingUID(self): - """ useradd: Adding a user with a specific existing UID """ - UID = 32112 - - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - expected["pw_uid"] = UID - - (status_u, output_u) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s -u %d" % (self.username, UID)) - - # must fail without -o flag - (status_u_no_o, output_u_no_o) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd foo -u %d" % (UID)) - - # must pass with -o flag - (status_o, output_o) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd foo -u %d -o" % (UID)) - - # clean up - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r foo") - - self.failUnlessEqual(status_u, 0, "FAIL: cannot add an user with a specified UID\n"+output_u) - self.assertEqual(status_o, 0, "FAIL: cannot add an user with an existing UID using the -o flag\n"+output_o) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - self.assertNotEqual(status_u_no_o, 0, "FAIL: user with an existing UID added\n"+output_u_no_o) - - def testCustomGID(self): - """ useradd: Adding an user with a specific GID """ - GID = 100 # users group should be everywhere - should we test before? - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - expected["pw_gid"] = GID - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s -g %d" % (self.username, GID)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a user with a specific GID") - - def testCustomShell(self): - """ useradd: Adding an user with a specific login shell """ - shell = "/bin/ksh" - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - expected["pw_shell"] = shell - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s -s %s" % (self.username, shell)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a user with a specific shell") - - def testCustomHome(self): - """ useradd: Adding an user with a specific home directory """ - home = "/tmp/useradd-test" - os.mkdir(home) - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - expected["pw_dir"] = home - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s -d %s" % (self.username, home)) - shutil.rmtree(home) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a user with a specific home") - - def testSystemAccount(self): - """ useradd: Adding a system user (UID < UID_MIN from /etc/login.defs) """ - defaults = LoginDefsParser() - - # system account with no home dir - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(self.username) - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd -r %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(os.path.exists(created["pw_dir"]), False, "FAIL: System user has a home dir created") - self.assertEqual(created["pw_uid"] < defaults['UID_MIN'], True, "FAIL: System user has UID > UID_MIN") - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a system user") - - def testAddToMoreGroups(self): - """ useradd: Creating an user that belongs to more than one group """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd -G bin %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - gr_bin = GroupInfo() - gr_bin.get_info_name("bin") - self.assertEqual(self.username in gr_bin["gr_mem"], True, "FAIL: User not in supplementary group after usermod -G -a") - - - def testAddWithCommonName(self): - """ useradd: Specifying a comment (user for account name) """ - comment = "zzzzzz" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd -c %s %s" % (comment, self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created["pw_gecos"], comment, "FAIL: failed to create a user with a GECOS comment") - - def testHomePermissions(self): - """ useradd: Check if permissions on newly created home dir match the umask """ - defaults = LoginDefsParser() - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - - import stat - perm = os.stat(created["pw_dir"])[stat.ST_MODE] - mode = int(oct(perm & 0777)) - - self.assertEqual(defaults["UMASK"], "077", "FAIL: umask setting is not sane - is %s, should be 077" % (defaults["UMASK"])) - self.assertEqual(int(defaults["UMASK"]) + mode , 777, "FAIL: newly-created home dir does not match the umask") - - def testCreateMailSpool(self): - """ useradd: Check whether the mail spool gets created when told to""" - # set up creating of mail spool - defaults = LoginDefsParser("/etc/default/useradd", split="=") - - create_mail = defaults["CREATE_MAIL_SPOOL"] - defaults["CREATE_MAIL_SPOOL"] = "yes" - defaults.serialize() - - login_defs = LoginDefsParser() - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - # clean up - defaults["CREATE_MAIL_SPOOL"] = create_mail - defaults.serialize() - self.assertEqual(os.path.exists(login_defs["MAIL_DIR"] + "/" + self.username), True, "FAIL: useradd did not create mail spool") - - def testDefaultMailSettings(self): - """ useradd: Check whether the mail spool is on by default""" - defaults = LoginDefsParser("/etc/default/useradd", split="=") - self.assertEqual(defaults["CREATE_MAIL_SPOOL"], "yes\n") - - def testNoLastlog(self): - """ useradd: Check if the -l option prevents from being added to the lastlog """ - pass # FIXME - add some code here - - -class TestUseraddWeirdNameTest(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - """ Tests addition/removal of usernames that have proven to be problematic in the past. - The reason to separate these from the main useradd test suite is to not run the setUp - and tearDown methods """ - - def addAndRemove(self, username, success=True): - expected = self.getDefaultUserInfo(username) - expected["pw_name"] = username - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (username)) - if success: - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - else: - self.failIfEqual(status, 0, output) - return True - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(username) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: TestUseraddWeirdName::addAndRemove - could not add a user") - - # the cleanup method won't help this time - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r %s" % (username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testNumericName(self): - """ useradd: Test if an user with a purely numerical name can be added (123) """ - return self.addAndRemove("123") - - def testSambaName(self): - """ useradd: Test if an user with a name with a dollar at the end can be added (joepublic$ ) """ - return self.addAndRemove("joepublic$") - - def testDotInName(self): - """ useradd: Test if an user with a name with a dot in it can be added (joe.public ) """ - return self.addAndRemove("joe.public") - - def testAtInName(self): - """ useradd: Test if an user with an '@' in name can be added (joe@public.com) - should fail """ - return self.addAndRemove("joe@public.com", False) - - def testUppercase(self): - """ useradd: Test if an user with UPPERCASE or Uppercase name can be added """ - return self.addAndRemove("JOEPUBLIC") - return self.addAndRemove("Joepublic") - -class TestUseraddDefaultsChange(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def testDefaultsChange(self): - """ useradd: Test overriding default settings (shell, home dir, group) with a -D option """ - save = self.getDefaults() - - new_defs = dict() - new_defs["SHELL"] = "/bin/ksh" - new_defs["GROUP"] = "1" - new_defs["HOME"] = "/tmp" - - command = "useradd -D -s%s -g%s -b%s" % (new_defs["SHELL"], new_defs["GROUP"], new_defs["HOME"]) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput(command) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - overriden = self.getDefaults() - [ self.assertEqual(overriden[k], new_defs[k]) for k in new_defs.keys() ] - - command = "useradd -D -s%s -g%s -b%s" % (save["SHELL"], save["GROUP"], save["HOME"]) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput(command) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - -class TestUserdel(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def setUp(self): - self.username = "test-shadow-utils-userdel" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testRemoveUserGroup(self): - """ userdel: test if userdel removes user's group when he's deleted - regression test for #201379 """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - # This would fail if we did not have the group removed - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - -class TestUsermod(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def setUp(self): - self.username = "test-shadow-utils-usermod" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def tearDown(self): - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testAppendToSupplementaryGroup(self): - """ usermod: Test if a user can be added to a supplementary group """ - add_group = "additional_group" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (add_group)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - (status_mod, output_mod) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -a -G %s %s" % (add_group, self.username)) - add_group_info = GroupInfo() - add_group_info.get_info_name(add_group) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (add_group)) - - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - self.failUnlessEqual(status_mod, 0, output_mod) - self.assertEqual(self.username in add_group_info["gr_mem"], True, "User not in supplementary group after usermod -G --append") - - - def testAppendToSupplementaryGroupLongOption(self): - """ usermod: Test if a user can be added to a supplementary group via --append rather that -a (regression test for 222540) """ - # this is known to not work on older RHELs - test what we are running - rhv = RedHatVersion() - runs = rhv.get_info() - if rhv.is_rhel(): - if runs[1] < 5: - print "This test makes sense for RHEL5+" - return - else: - if runs[1] < 6: - print "This test makes sense for Fedora 6+" - return - - type, release, version = RedHatVersion().get_info() - if RedHatVersion().is_rhel(): - if release < 5 or (release == 5 and version < 2): - print "This test makes sense for RHEL 5.2+" - return - - add_group = "additional_group" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (add_group)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - (status_mod, output_mod) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod --append -G %s %s" % (add_group, self.username)) - add_group_info = GroupInfo() - add_group_info.get_info_name(add_group) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (add_group)) - - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - self.failUnlessEqual(status_mod, 0, output_mod) - self.assertEqual(self.username in add_group_info["gr_mem"], True, "User not in supplementary group after usermod -G --append") - - - def testNameChange(self): - """ usermod: Test if the comment field (used as the Common Name) can be changed """ - new_comment = "zzzzzz" - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -c %s %s" % (new_comment, self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - - self.assertEqual(created["pw_gecos"], new_comment) - - def testHomeChange(self): - """ usermod: Test if user's home directory can be changed """ - new_home = "/tmp" - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - old_home = created["pw_dir"] - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -d %s %s" % (new_home, self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created["pw_dir"], new_home) - - # revert to old home so we can userdel -r in tearDown - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -d %s %s" % (old_home, self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - # FIXME - test if contents of /home directories are transferred with the -m option - # FIXME - test if new home is created if does not exist before - - def testGIDChange(self): - """ usermod: Test if user's gid can be changed. """ - new_group = "root" - # test non-existing group - (status_fail, output_fail) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -g no-such-group %s" % (self.username)) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -g %s %s" % (new_group, self.username)) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - - left = GroupInfo() - if left.get_info_name(self.username) == None: - (status_del, output_del) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status_del, 0, output_del) - - self.failIfEqual(status_fail, 0, output_fail) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - self.assertEqual(created["pw_gid"], 0) #0 is root group - - def testLoginChange(self): - """ usermod: Test if user's login can be changed """ - new_login = "usermod-login-change" - user = UserInfo() - user.get_info_name(self.username) - uid = user["pw_uid"] # UID won't change even when login does - - # test changing to an existing user name - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -l root %s" % (self.username)) - self.failIfEqual(status, 0, output) - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -l %s %s" % (new_login, self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - user.get_info_name(new_login) - self.assertEqual(user["pw_uid"], uid) - - # revert so we can userdel -r on tearDown - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -l %s %s" % (self.username, new_login)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testShellChange(self): - """ usermod: Test if user's shell can be changed """ - new_shell = "/bin/sh" - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("usermod -s %s %s" % (new_shell, self.username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = UserInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.username) - self.assertEqual(created["pw_shell"], new_shell) - -class TestGroupadd(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def setUp(self): - self.groupname = "test-shadow-utils-groups" - - def tearDown(self): - commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (self.groupname)) - - def testAddGroup(self): - """ groupadd: Basic adding of a group """ - - expected = GroupInfo() - expected["gr_name"] = self.groupname - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a group") - - def testAddSystemGroup(self): - """ groupadd: Adding a system group with gid < MIN_GID """ - - expected = GroupInfo() - expected["gr_name"] = self.groupname - defaults = LoginDefsParser() - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd -r %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - self.assertEqual(created["gr_gid"] < defaults["GID_MIN"], True, "FAIL: System group has gid >= GID_MIN") - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not add a system group") - - def testAddExistingGid(self): - """ groupadd: Test if we group with an existing GID can be added """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - gname = "%s-2" % (self.groupname) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - - # no -o option -> this should fail - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd -g%s %s" % (created["gr_gid"], gname)) - self.failIfEqual(status, 0, output) - - # override with -o option, should pass now - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd -g%s -o %s" % (created["gr_gid"], gname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - # test if the new GID is really the same - same_gid = GroupInfo() - same_gid.get_info_name(gname) - self.assertEqual(same_gid["gr_gid"], created["gr_gid"]) - - # clean up - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (gname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - - def testOverrideDefaults(self): - """ groupadd: Test if the defaults can be overriden with the -K option """ - # this is known to not work on older RHELs - test what we are running - rhv = RedHatVersion() - runs = rhv.get_info() - if rhv.is_rhel(): - if runs[1] < 5: - print "This test makes sense for RHEL5+" - return - else: - if runs[1] < 6: - print "This test makes sense for Fedora 6+" - return - - - GID_MIN = 600 - GID_MAX = 625 - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd -K GID_MIN=%d -K GID_MAX=%d %s" % - (GID_MIN, GID_MAX, self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - self.assertEqual(GID_MIN <= created["gr_gid"] <= GID_MAX, True, "FAIL: created an user with UID of %d" % (created["gr_gid"])) - - - def testFOption(self): - """ groupadd: Tests the -f option of groupadd """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd -f %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - -class TestGroupaddInvalidName(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def testGroupaddInvalidName(self): - """ groupadd: Test adding of a group with an invalid name """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd foo?") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd aaaaabbbbbcccccdddddeeeeefffffggg") #33 chars - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - -class TestGroupaddValidName(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def testGroupaddValidName(self): - """ groupadd: Test adding and removing of groups with maximal valid name and name ending with $ """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd aaaaabbbbbcccccdddddeeeeefffffgg") #32 chars - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd aaaaabbbbbcccccdddddeeeeefffffg\$") #32 chars - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel aaaaabbbbbcccccdddddeeeeefffffgg") #32 chars - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel aaaaabbbbbcccccdddddeeeeefffffg\$") #32 chars - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - - -class TestGroupmod(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def setUp(self): - self.groupname = "test-shadow-utils-groups" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def tearDown(self): - commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (self.groupname)) - - def testChangeGID(self): - """ groupmod: Test changing a gid of a group """ - expected = GroupInfo() - expected["gr_name"] = self.groupname - expected["gr_gid"] = 54321 - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -g%d %s" % (expected["gr_gid"], self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not change GID of an existing group") - - def testChangeGIDToExistingValue(self): - """ groupmod: Test changing GID to an existing value """ - second_name = "%s-2" % (self.groupname) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - - expected = GroupInfo() - expected["gr_name"] = self.groupname - expected["gr_gid"] = created["gr_gid"] - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (second_name)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - # try to assingn GID of the first group to the second - this should fail without the -o option - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -g%d %s" % (created["gr_gid"], second_name)) - self.failIfEqual(status, 0, output) - - # should pass with the -o option - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -g%d -o %s" % (created["gr_gid"], second_name)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - self.assertEqual(created.lazy_compare(expected), True, "FAIL: Could not change GID of an existing group to an existing one") - - # clean up - commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (second_name)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testChangeGroupName(self): - """ groupmod: Test changing a group's name """ - second_name = "%s-2" % (self.groupname) - - created = GroupInfo() - created.get_info_name(self.groupname) - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -n%s %s" % (second_name, self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - changed = GroupInfo() - changed.get_info_gid(created["gr_gid"]) - self.assertEqual(changed["gr_name"], second_name) - self.assertEqual(changed["gr_gid"], created["gr_gid"]) - - # change back, so the group could be deleted by tearDown - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -n%s %s" % (self.groupname, second_name)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testChangeGroupNameExisting(self): - """ groupmod: Test changing a group's name to an existing one """ - existing = "bin" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -n%s %s" % (existing, self.groupname)) - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) # man groupmod -> 9: group name already in use - - def testChangeNonExistingGroup(self): - """ groupmod: Test properties of a non-existing group """ - nonexistent = "foobar" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupmod -nspameggs %s" % (nonexistent)) - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, status) # man groupmod -> 6: specified group doesn't exist - -class TestGroupdel(unittest.TestCase, ShadowUtilsTestBase): - def testCorrectGroupdel(self): - """ groupdel: Basic usage of groupdel """ - self.groupname = "test-shadow-utils-groups" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupadd %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (self.groupname)) - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testGroupdelNoSuchGroup(self): - """ groupdel: Remove non-existing group """ - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel foobar") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testRemovePrimaryGroup(self): - """ groupdel: Remove a primary group of an user """ - username = "test-groupdel-primary" - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("useradd %s" % (username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("groupdel %s" % (username)) - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - # clean up - (status, output) = commands.getstatusoutput("userdel -r %s" % (username)) - self.failUnlessEqual(status, 0, output) - -class TestPwckGrpck(unittest.TestCase): - def setUp(self): - self.passwd_path = tempfile.mktemp(suffix="test-pwck-passwd") - self.passwd_file = open(self.passwd_path, "w") - self.group_path = tempfile.mktemp(suffix="test-pwck-grp") - self.group_file = open(self.group_path, "w") - self.gshadow_path = tempfile.mktemp(suffix="test-pwck-gshadow") - self.gshadow_file = open(self.gshadow_path, "w") - - def tearDown(self): - self.passwd_file.close() - self.group_file.close() - self.gshadow_file.close() - - os.remove(self.passwd_path) - os.remove(self.group_path) - os.remove(self.gshadow_path) - - def runPwckCheck(self, passwd, group): - self.passwd_file.truncate() - self.group_file.truncate() - - self.passwd_file.write(passwd) - self.passwd_file.flush() - self.group_file.write(group) - self.group_file.flush() - - command = "pwck -r %s %s" % (self.passwd_path, self.group_path) - return commands.getstatusoutput(command) - - def runGrpCheck(self, group, gshadow): - self.group_file.truncate() - self.gshadow_file.truncate() - - self.gshadow_file.write(gshadow) - self.gshadow_file.flush() - - self.group_file.write(group) - self.group_file.flush() - - command = "grpck -r %s %s" % (self.group_path, self.gshadow_path) - return commands.getstatusoutput(command) - - - def testValidEntries(self): - """ pwck: a valid entry """ - status, output = self.runPwckCheck("foo:x:685:0::/dev/null:/bin/bash", "") - rhv = RedHatVersion() - runs = rhv.get_info() - if rhv.is_rhel(): - if runs[1] < 6: - self.assertEqual(status, 0, output) - else: - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testNumberOfFields(self): - """ pwck: invalid number of fields in the record """ - not_enough = "foo:x:685:685::/dev/null" - too_many = "foo:x:685:685::/dev/null:/bin/bash:comment" - status, output = self.runPwckCheck(not_enough, "") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - status, output = self.runPwckCheck(too_many, "") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testUniqueUserName(self): - """ pwck: unique user name in the record """ - duplicate_username = "foo:x:685:685::/dev/null:/bin/bash\nfoo:x:686:686::/dev/null:/bin/bash" - status, output = self.runPwckCheck(duplicate_username, "") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testValidID(self): - """ pwck: invalid UID in the records """ - invalid_ids = [ "foo:x:-1:685::/dev/null:/bin/bash", "foo:x:blah:685::/dev/null:/bin/bash", "foo:x:1234567890:685::/dev/null:/bin/bash" ] - for record in invalid_ids: - status, output = self.runPwckCheck(record, "") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, record) - - - def testValidPrimaryGroup(self): - """ pwck: invalid primary group """ - invalid_groups = [ "foo:x:685:-1::/dev/null:/bin/bash", "foo:x:685:blah::/dev/null:/bin/bash", "foo:x:685:1234567890::/dev/null:/bin/bash" ] - for record in invalid_groups: - status, output = self.runPwckCheck("", record) - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testValidHomeDir(self): - """ pwck: invalid home dir """ - for record in [ "foo:x:685:685::123:/bin/bash", "foo:x:685:685::/path/to/nowhere:/bin/bash", "foo:x:685:1234567890::!:/bin/bash" ]: - status, output = self.runPwckCheck(record, "") - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - - def testBZ164954(self): - """ grpck: regression test for BZ164954 """ - record = "root:x:0:root\nbin:x:1:root,bin,daemon\ndaemon:x:2:root,bin,daemon\nsys:x:3:root,bin,adm\nadm:x:4:root,adm,daemon" - status, output = self.runGrpCheck("", record) - self.assertNotEqual(status, 0, output) - -if __name__ == "__main__": - broken_on_rhel4 = { "TestUseradd" : [ "testCustomUID", "testCustomGID" ] } - - if os.getuid() != 0: - print "This test must be run as root" - sys.exit(1) - - unittest.main() - diff --git a/tests/tests.yml b/tests/tests.yml deleted file mode 100644 index 09f4769..0000000 --- a/tests/tests.yml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ ---- -# This first play always runs on the local staging system -- hosts: localhost - roles: - - role: standard-test-beakerlib - tags: - - classic - - atomic - tests: - - sanity - required_packages: - - shadow-utils # sanity test needs shadow-utils - - python # sanity test needs python