def teardown_access_control(users, groups):
"""
Revert changes from setup_access_control.
It aggregates all teardown errors and report them at exit.
"""
# First remove the accounts as groups can not be removed first
# since they are blocked by accounts.
errors = []
for user in users.values():
try:
os_administration.deleteUser(user)
except Exception as error:
errors.append(error)
for group in groups.values():
try:
os_administration.deleteGroup(group)
except Exception as error:
errors.append(error)
if errors:
raise AssertionError(errors)
def test_getHomeFolder_nt_no_existing_profile(self):
"""
On Windows, if user has no local home folder it will be created
automatically when getting the home folder path.
This test creates a temporary account and in the end it deletes
the account and it's home folder.
"""
test_user = TestUser(
name=u'no-home',
password=mk.string(),
create_local_profile=False,
)
# Unfortunately there is no API to get default base home path for
# users, we need to rely on an existing pattern.
home_base = os.path.dirname(os.getenv('USERPROFILE'))
expected_home_path = os.path.join(home_base, test_user.name)
expected_home_segments = mk.fs.getSegmentsFromRealPath(
expected_home_path)
try:
os_administration.addUser(test_user)
# Home folder path is not created on successful login.
token = test_user.token
self.assertFalse(mk.fs.isFolder(expected_home_segments))
self.home_folder = system_users.getHomeFolder(
username=test_user.name, token=token)
self.assertContains(
test_user.name.lower(), self.home_folder.lower())
self.assertIsInstance(text_type, self.home_folder)
self.assertTrue(mk.fs.isFolder(expected_home_segments))
finally:
os_administration.deleteUser(test_user)
os_administration.deleteHomeFolder(test_user)
def tearDownClass(cls):
if not cls.os_user.windows_create_local_profile:
os_administration.deleteHomeFolder(cls.os_user)
os_administration.deleteUser(cls.os_user)
super(FileSystemTestCase, cls).tearDownClass()