def tearDown(self):
XpresserUnittest.tearDown(self)
# Just in case... we don't want to break other tests
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.last_upd = datetime.date.today()
startup_cfg.save()
def test_save(self):
scfg = StartUpConfig(self.CFG_FILE)
scfg.last_upd = date.today()
scfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
scfg.last_commit_id = '3f4808082c1943f964669af1a1c94245bab09c61'
scfg.save()
def test_get_prompt(self):
# We want to get the prompt, not a disclaimer message
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
# The easy way to do this was to simply pass 'python' to Popen
# but now that we want to run the tests in virtualenv, we need to
# find the "correct" / "virtual" python executable using which and
# then pass that one to Popen
python_executable = sys.executable
p = subprocess.Popen([python_executable, 'w3af_console', '-n'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
shell=False,
universal_newlines=True)
expected_prompt = 'w3af>>>'
stdout, stderr = p.communicate('exit\r\n')
msg = 'Failed to find "%s" in "%s" using "%s" as python executable.'
msg = msg % (expected_prompt, stdout, python_executable)
self.assertIn(expected_prompt, stdout, msg)
def tearDown(self):
XpresserUnittest.tearDown(self)
# Just in case... we don't want to break other tests
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.last_upd = datetime.date.today()
startup_cfg.save()
def test_save(self):
scfg = StartUpConfig(self.CFG_FILE)
scfg.last_upd = date.today()
scfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
scfg.last_commit_id = '3f4808082c1943f964669af1a1c94245bab09c61'
scfg.save()
def tearDown(self):
XpresserUnittest.tearDown(self)
# Just in case... we don't want to break other tests
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
def accept_disclaimer(self):
"""
:return: True/False depending on the user's answer to our disclaimer.
Please note that in w3af_console we'll stop if the user does
not accept the disclaimer.
"""
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
if startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer:
return True
QUESTION = 'Do you accept the terms and conditions? [N|y] '
msg = DISCLAIMER + '\n\n' + QUESTION
try:
user_response = raw_input(msg)
except (KeyboardInterrupt, EOFError):
print ''
user_response = ''
user_response = user_response.lower()
if user_response == 'y' or user_response == 'yes':
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
return True
return False
def test_set_save_use(self):
"""
This is a unittest for the bug reported by a user where his settings
are not saved to the profile.
https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af/issues/291
Actually, the settings are saved but not properly displayed, but that's
not so important. The important thing is that the user was seeing the
old setting instead of the new.
"""
# We want to get the prompt, not a disclaimer message
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
# Load an existing profile, modify msf_location and save it as unittest
commands_to_run = [
'profiles', 'use OWASP_TOP10', 'back', 'misc-settings',
'set msf_location /tmp/', 'back', 'profiles',
'save_as %s' % self.get_profile_name(), 'exit'
]
self.console = ConsoleUI(commands=commands_to_run, do_upd=False)
self.console.sh()
expected = ('Profile saved.', )
assert_result, msg = self.startswith_expected_in_output(expected)
self.assertTrue(assert_result, msg)
# The easy way to do this was to simply pass 'python' to Popen
# but now that we want to run the tests in virtualenv, we need to
# find the "correct" / "virtual" python executable using which and
# then pass that one to Popen
python_executable = sys.executable
p = subprocess.Popen([python_executable, 'w3af_console', '-n'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
shell=False,
universal_newlines=True)
# Now we run a new ConsoleUI that will load the saved settings. We
# should see /tmp/ as the value for msf_location
commands_to_run = [
'profiles',
'use %s' % self.get_profile_name(), 'back', 'misc-settings',
'view', 'back', 'exit'
]
expected_output = '/tmp'
stdout, stderr = p.communicate('\r'.join(commands_to_run) + '\r')
msg = 'Failed to find "%s" in "%s" using "%s" as python executable.'
msg = msg % (expected_output, stdout, python_executable)
self.assertIn(expected_output, stdout, msg)
def test_disclaimer_shown_not_accept(self):
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = False
startup_cfg.save()
self.find('accept_terms_conditions')
self.click('simple_no')
self.not_find('owasp_top_10_profile')
def test_disclaimer_shown_accept(self):
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.last_upd = datetime.date.today() - datetime.timedelta(days=3)
startup_cfg.save()
self.find('update_window')
self.click('update')
self.find('owasp_top_10_profile')
def test_disclaimer_shown_accept(self):
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.last_upd = datetime.date.today() - datetime.timedelta(
days=3)
startup_cfg.save()
self.find('update_window')
self.click('update')
self.find('owasp_top_10_profile')
def test_load_file_exists(self):
"""This is a test to verify that the things we saved were persited in
the actual file.
"""
# Save
scfg = StartUpConfig(self.CFG_FILE)
scfg.last_upd = date.today()
scfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
scfg.last_commit_id = '3f4808082c1943f964669af1a1c94245bab09c61'
scfg.save()
# Load
scfg = StartUpConfig(self.CFG_FILE)
self.assertEqual(scfg.last_upd, date.today())
self.assertEqual(scfg.accepted_disclaimer, True)
self.assertEqual(scfg.last_commit_id, '3f4808082c1943f964669af1a1c94245bab09c61')
self.assertEqual(scfg.freq, 'D')
def test_load_file_exists(self):
"""This is a test to verify that the things we saved were persited in
the actual file.
"""
# Save
scfg = StartUpConfig(self.CFG_FILE)
scfg.last_upd = date.today()
scfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
scfg.last_commit_id = '3f4808082c1943f964669af1a1c94245bab09c61'
scfg.save()
# Load
scfg = StartUpConfig(self.CFG_FILE)
self.assertEqual(scfg.last_upd, date.today())
self.assertEqual(scfg.accepted_disclaimer, True)
self.assertEqual(scfg.last_commit_id, '3f4808082c1943f964669af1a1c94245bab09c61')
self.assertEqual(scfg.freq, 'D')
def accept_disclaimer(self):
"""
:return: True/False depending on the user's answer to our disclaimer.
Please note that in w3af_gui we'll stop if the user does
not accept the disclaimer.
"""
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
if startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer:
return True
QUESTION = 'Do you accept the terms and conditions?'
msg = DISCLAIMER + '\n\n' + QUESTION
user_response = ask(msg)
if user_response:
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
return True
return False
def test_wrapped_w3af(self):
"""
Strange behaviour when wrapping w3af_console
https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af/issues/1299
"""
# Just in case... we don't want to break other tests
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.last_upd = datetime.date.today()
startup_cfg.set_accepted_disclaimer(True)
startup_cfg.save()
# The easy way to do this was to simply pass 'python' to Popen
# but now that we want to run the tests in virtualenv, we need to
# find the "correct" / "virtual" python executable using which and
# then pass that one to Popen
python_executable = sys.executable
p = subprocess.Popen([python_executable, 'w3af_console', '-n'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
shell=False,
universal_newlines=True)
# Now we run a new ConsoleUI that will load the saved settings. We
# should see /tmp/ as the value for msf_location
commands_to_run = ['profiles',
'back',
'misc-settings',
'view',
'back',
'exit']
expected_output = 'msf_location'
stdout, stderr = p.communicate('\r'.join(commands_to_run) + '\r')
msg = 'Failed to find "%s" in "%s" using "%s" as python executable.'
msg = msg % (expected_output, stdout, python_executable)
self.assertIn(expected_output, stdout, msg)
def accept_disclaimer(self):
"""
:return: True/False depending on the user's answer to our disclaimer.
Please note that in w3af_gui we'll stop if the user does
not accept the disclaimer.
"""
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
if startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer:
return True
QUESTION = 'Do you accept the terms and conditions?'
msg = DISCLAIMER + '\n\n' + QUESTION
user_response = ask(msg)
if user_response:
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
return True
return False
def test_wrapped_w3af(self):
"""
Strange behaviour when wrapping w3af_console
https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af/issues/1299
"""
# Just in case... we don't want to break other tests
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.last_upd = datetime.date.today()
startup_cfg.set_accepted_disclaimer(True)
startup_cfg.save()
# The easy way to do this was to simply pass 'python' to Popen
# but now that we want to run the tests in virtualenv, we need to
# find the "correct" / "virtual" python executable using which and
# then pass that one to Popen
python_executable = sys.executable
p = subprocess.Popen([python_executable, 'w3af_console', '-n'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
shell=False,
universal_newlines=True)
# Now we run a new ConsoleUI that will load the saved settings. We
# should see /tmp/ as the value for msf_location
commands_to_run = [
'profiles', 'back', 'misc-settings', 'view', 'back', 'exit'
]
expected_output = 'msf_location'
stdout, stderr = p.communicate('\r'.join(commands_to_run) + '\r')
msg = 'Failed to find "%s" in "%s" using "%s" as python executable.'
msg = msg % (expected_output, stdout, python_executable)
self.assertIn(expected_output, stdout, msg)
def setUp(self):
super(TestStrategy, self).setUp()
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
def test_set_save_use(self):
"""
This is a unittest for the bug reported by a user where his settings
are not saved to the profile.
https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af/issues/291
Actually, the settings are saved but not properly displayed, but that's
not so important. The important thing is that the user was seeing the
old setting instead of the new.
"""
# We want to get the prompt, not a disclaimer message
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
# Load an existing profile, modify msf_location and save it as unittest
commands_to_run = ['profiles',
'use OWASP_TOP10',
'back',
'misc-settings',
'set msf_location /tmp/',
'back',
'profiles',
'save_as %s' % self.get_profile_name(),
'exit']
self.console = ConsoleUI(commands=commands_to_run, do_upd=False)
self.console.sh()
expected = ('Profile saved.',)
assert_result, msg = self.startswith_expected_in_output(expected)
self.assertTrue(assert_result, msg)
# The easy way to do this was to simply pass 'python' to Popen
# but now that we want to run the tests in virtualenv, we need to
# find the "correct" / "virtual" python executable using which and
# then pass that one to Popen
python_executable = sys.executable
p = subprocess.Popen([python_executable, 'w3af_console', '-n'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE,
shell=False,
universal_newlines=True)
# Now we run a new ConsoleUI that will load the saved settings. We
# should see /tmp/ as the value for msf_location
commands_to_run = ['profiles',
'use %s' % self.get_profile_name(),
'back',
'misc-settings',
'view',
'back',
'exit']
expected_output = '/tmp'
stdout, stderr = p.communicate('\r'.join(commands_to_run) + '\r')
msg = 'Failed to find "%s" in "%s" using "%s" as python executable.'
msg = msg % (expected_output, stdout, python_executable)
self.assertIn(expected_output, stdout, msg)
def test_disclaimer_not_shown(self):
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
self.not_find('accept_terms_conditions')
def setUp(self):
super(TestStrategy, self).setUp()
startup_cfg = StartUpConfig()
startup_cfg.accepted_disclaimer = True
startup_cfg.save()
class VersionMgr(object):
"""
Perform SVN w3af code update and commit. When an instance is created loads
data from a .conf file that will be used when actions are executed.
Also provides some callbacks as well as events to register to.
Callbacks on:
UPDATE:
* callback_onupdate_confirm(msg)
Return True/False
* callback_onupdate_show_log(msg, log_func)
Displays 'msg' to the user and depending on user's answer
call 'log_func()' which returns a string with the summary of
the commit logs from the from local revision to repo's.
* callback_onupdate_error
If an SVNError occurs this callback is called in order to the
client class handles the error. Probably notify the user.
COMMIT:
{implementation pending}
Events:
ON_UPDATE
ON_UPDATE_ADDED_DEP
ON_UPDATE_CHECK
ON_ACTION_ERROR
"""
# Events constants
ON_UPDATE = 1
ON_UPDATE_ADDED_DEP = 2
ON_UPDATE_CHECK = 3
ON_ALREADY_LATEST = 4
ON_ACTION_ERROR = 5
ON_COMMIT = 6
ON_PROGRESS = 7
# Callbacks
callback_onupdate_confirm = None
callback_onupdate_show_log = None
callback_onupdate_error = None
# Revision constants
HEAD = 'HEAD'
BACK = 'BACK'
def __init__(self, localpath=W3AF_LOCAL_PATH, log=None):
"""
w3af version manager class. Handles the logic concerning the
automatic update/commit process of the code.
:param localpath: Working directory
:param log: Default output function
"""
self._localpath = localpath
self._client = GitClient(localpath)
self._client.add_observer(self._client_progress)
log = log if log is not None else om.out.console
self._log = log
# Set default events
self.register_default_events(log)
# Startup configuration
self._start_cfg = StartUpConfig()
def _client_progress(self, op_code, cur_count, max_count, message):
"""
The GitClient will call this method when it has progress to show
for fetch() and pull().
Please note that because I don't need it at this moment, I'm simply
ignoring all parameters and just letting the observers know that this
event was triggered.
"""
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_PROGRESS)
def register_default_events(self, log):
"""
Default events registration
:param log: Log function to call for events
:return: None, all saved in self._reg_funcs
"""
# Registered functions
self._reg_funcs = {}
msg = ('Checking if a new version is available in our git repository.'
' Please wait...')
self.register(VersionMgr.ON_UPDATE_CHECK, log, msg)
msg = ('Your installation is already on the latest available version.')
self.register(VersionMgr.ON_ALREADY_LATEST, log, msg)
msg = 'w3af is updating from github.com ...'
self.register(VersionMgr.ON_UPDATE, log, msg)
msg = ('The third-party dependencies for w3af have changed, please'
' exit the framework and run it again to load all changes'
' and install any missing modules.')
self.register(VersionMgr.ON_UPDATE_ADDED_DEP, log, msg)
def update(self, force=False):
"""
Perform code update if necessary. Return three elems tuple with the
ChangeLog of the changed files, the local and the final commit id.
:param force: Force update ignoring the startup config.
:return: (changelog: A ChangeLog instance,
local_head_id: The local id before the update,
commit_id: The commit id after the update)
"""
if not force and not self._has_to_update():
# No need to update based on user preferences
return
# Save the latest update date, always, even when the update had errors
# or there was no update available
self._start_cfg.last_upd = date.today()
self._start_cfg.save()
local_head_id = self._client.get_local_head_id()
short_local_head_id = to_short_id(local_head_id)
# Lets update!
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_UPDATE_CHECK)
# This performs a fetch() which takes time
remote_head_id = self._client.get_remote_head_id()
short_remote_head_id = to_short_id(remote_head_id)
if local_head_id == remote_head_id:
# If local and repo's rev are the same => Nothing to do.
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_ALREADY_LATEST)
return
if self._user_confirmed_update(short_local_head_id, local_head_id,
short_remote_head_id, remote_head_id):
return self.__update_impl()
def _user_confirmed_update(self, short_local_head_id, local_head_id,
short_remote_head_id, remote_head_id):
"""
Ask the user if he wants to update or not.
:return: True if the user wants to update.
"""
# Call callback function
if self.callback_onupdate_confirm is not None:
callback = self.callback_onupdate_confirm
# pylint: disable=E1102
# pylint: disable=E1103
msg = 'Your current w3af installation is %s (%s). Do you want '\
'to update to %s (%s)?'
proceed_upd = callback(msg % (short_local_head_id,
get_commit_id_date(local_head_id),
short_remote_head_id,
get_commit_id_date(remote_head_id)))
return proceed_upd
def __update_impl(self):
"""
Finally call the Git client's pull!
:return: (changelog, local_head_id, target_commit)
"""
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_UPDATE)
try:
changelog = self._client.pull()
except GitClientError, exc:
msg = '%s' % exc
self._notify(VersionMgr.ON_ACTION_ERROR, msg)
return
else: