def test_Netcfg():
l = Logger("")
n = NetCfgAutoConf(l)
n.discover()
s = n.serialize()
netcfg = deserialize(s)
s2 = netcfg.serialize()
assert s == s2, "buggy assertion"
def prune_ha_net(manager):
try:
net_serialized = manager._modified_configuration.get('network')
except ConfigError:
return False
if net_serialized is None:
return False
netcfg = deserialize(net_serialized)
try:
deconfigureHA(netcfg)
except NetCfgError:
#nothing to do
return False
net_serialized = netcfg.serialize()
for block in (manager._running_configuration, manager._modified_configuration):
del block['network']
block.fromDict('network', net_serialized)
return True
def setup_class(cls):
"""
This method is called once when the class is first instanciated. It
sets up the testing conditions, while saving the current configuration.
"""
Test.setup_class()
cls.test_path = cls.results_path+cls.date+"/"+cls.__name__+"/"
if not isdir(cls.test_path):
makedirs(cls.test_path)
# We save the configuration to restore it later
serialized = cls.client.call('network', 'getNetconfig')
cls.orig = deepcopy(serialized)
# Let's tune the netconf to match our needs
netcfg = deserialize(serialized)
eth1 = netcfg.getInterfaceBySystemName('eth1')
eth2 = netcfg.getInterfaceBySystemName('eth2')
netcfg_bondings = set(netcfg.bondings)
for bonding in netcfg_bondings:
if eth1 in bonding.ethernets:
netcfg.removeInterface(bonding)
break
netcfg.removeInterface(eth1)
netcfg_bondings = set(netcfg.bondings)
for bonding in netcfg_bondings:
if eth2 in bonding.ethernets:
netcfg.removeInterface(bonding)
break
netcfg.removeInterface(eth2)
net1 = NetRW(
"Test1",
IP("192.168.16.0/24"),
service_ip_addrs=set(IP("192.168.16.1"))
)
net2 = NetRW(
"Test2",
IP("192.168.17.0/24"),
service_ip_addrs=set(IP("192.168.17.1"))
)
eth1.addNet(net1)
eth2.addNet(net2)
serialized = netcfg.serialize()
cls.takeNuconfWriteRole()
cls.client.call("network", "setNetconfig", serialized, "none")
cls.apply_ufwi_conf()
cls.should_have_resources = '<interface id=\"eth1\" name=\"eth1\">\n' \
' <network address=\"192.168.16.0/24\" id=\"Test1\" />\n' \
' </interface>\n' \
' <interface id=\"eth2\" name=\"eth2\">\n' \
' <network address=\"192.168.17.0/24\" id=\"Test2\" />\n' \
' </interface>'
# We save the last applied ruleset name
cls.origRuleset = None
production_rules = cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset', 'productionRules')
if production_rules.has_key('ruleset'):
cls.origRuleset = cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset',
'productionRules')['ruleset']
# If the ruleset used exists, we delete it
for ruleset in cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset', 'rulesetList', 'ruleset'):
if cls.ruleV4['name'] in ruleset:
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset',
'rulesetDelete',
'ruleset',cls.ruleV4['name'])
break
# We create a new ruleset and name it
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset', 'rulesetCreate', 'ruleset', '')
# We create a user group
user_group = {'group': '9000', 'id': 'tests'}
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset',
'objectCreate',
'user_groups',
user_group,
False)
# We add the rule
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset',
'ruleCreate',
'acls-ipv4',
cls.ruleV4['rule'])
# Save and apply the rule
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset', 'rulesetSaveAs', cls.ruleV4['name'])
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset', 'applyRules', 'True', 'True')
cls.client.call('ufwi_ruleset', 'rulesetClose')
def init_qnetobject():
q_netobject = QNetObject.getInstance()
q_netobject.cfg = deserialize(a_netconfig)