Beispiel #1
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    def test_force_attr_revision(self):
        sock = get_ipset_socket(attr_revision=2)

        myset = WiSet(name=self.name, attr_type="hash:net", sock=sock)
        myset.create()
        assert load_ipset(self.name, sock=sock).revision >= 2

        myset.destroy()
        sock.close()
Beispiel #2
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    def test_force_attr_revision(self):
        sock = get_ipset_socket(attr_revision=2)

        myset = WiSet(name=self.name, attr_type="hash:net", sock=sock)
        myset.create()
        assert load_ipset(self.name, sock=sock).revision >= 2

        myset.destroy()
        sock.close()
Beispiel #3
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 def test_ipset_context(self):
     before_count = COUNT["count"]
     func = [self.test_create_one_ipset, self.test_create_ipset_twice,
             self.test_check_ipset_stats, self.test_list_on_large_set,
             self.test_remove_entry, self.test_flush,
             self.test_basic_attribute_reads, self.test_replace_content,
             self.test_hash_net_ipset, self.test_stats_consistency,
             self.test_list_in, self.test_hashnet_with_comment,
             self.test_revision]
     for fun in func:
         sock = get_ipset_socket()
         fun(sock=sock)
         assert before_count == COUNT['count']
         sock.close()