Example #1
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if __name__ == '__main__':
    ASSET = "A" * 87234
    ASSET_TTH = "5V7AM5PT6PVGTCWITETZUFPBTCDK2DPHBJMTFWI"

    bithorded = BithordeD(config={
        'cache': {
            'dir': Cache()
        },
        'client.tester.addr': '',
    })
    conn = TestConnection(bithorded, name='tester')

    # Open an invalid handle
    conn.send(
        message.BindRead(handle=1, ids=[TigerId("IDONOTEXISTO")], timeout=500))
    conn.expect(message.AssetStatus(handle=1, status=message.NOTFOUND))

    # Create small asset
    conn.send(message.BindWrite(handle=1, size=len(ASSET)))
    conn.expect(message.AssetStatus(handle=1, status=message.SUCCESS))

    conn.send(message.DataSegment(handle=1, offset=0, content=ASSET))
    conn.expect(
        message.AssetStatus(handle=1,
                            status=message.SUCCESS,
                            ids=[TigerId(ASSET_TTH)]))

    conn.send(message.BindRead(handle=1, ids=[TigerId(ASSET_TTH)],
                               timeout=500))
    conn.expect(
Example #2
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#!/usr/bin/env python2

from bithordetest import message, BithordeD, TestConnection

if __name__ == '__main__':
    bithorded = BithordeD(config={
        'friend.evilservant.addr': '',
    })
    conn = TestConnection(bithorded, name='tester')
    server = TestConnection(bithorded, name='evilservant')

    # Open a valid handle
    conn.send(
        message.BindRead(handle=1,
                         ids=[
                             message.Identifier(type=message.TREE_TIGER,
                                                id='NON-EXISTANT')
                         ],
                         timeout=500))
    assetReq = server.expect(message.BindRead)
    server.send(
        message.AssetStatus(handle=assetReq.handle,
                            ids=assetReq.ids,
                            status=message.SUCCESS,
                            size=1024))
    conn.expect(
        message.AssetStatus(handle=1, ids=assetReq.ids,
                            status=message.SUCCESS))

    # Send a pending read-request.
    conn.send(
        message.Read.Request(reqId=1,
Example #3
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    bithorded = BithordeD(config={
        'friend.server.addr': '',
        'cache': {
            'dir': 'cache',
            'size': 8192,
        },
    })
    server = TestConnection(bithorded, name='server')
    client = TestConnection(bithorded, name='client')

    dummy_ids = [
        message.Identifier(type=message.TREE_TIGER, id='NON-EXISTANT')
    ]

    # Send request, and wait for it to arrive at server and time out
    client.send(message.BindRead(handle=1, ids=dummy_ids, timeout=50))
    server_asset = server.expect(message.BindRead)
    server.send(
        message.AssetStatus(handle=server_asset.handle,
                            ids=server_asset.ids,
                            size=ASSET_SIZE,
                            status=message.SUCCESS))
    client.expect(message.AssetStatus(handle=1, status=message.SUCCESS))

    # Delayed cache-creation works.
    assert len(os.listdir('cache/assets')) == 0

    import threading
    t = threading.Thread(target=responder, args=(server, ))
    t.start()
Example #4
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#!/usr/bin/env python2

from bithordetest import message, BithordeD, TestConnection

if __name__ == '__main__':
    bithorded = BithordeD(config={
        'friend.deadservant.addr': ''
    })
    server = TestConnection(bithorded, name='deadservant')
    conn = TestConnection(bithorded, name='tester')

    dummy_ids = [message.Identifier(type=message.TREE_TIGER, id='NON-EXISTANT')]

    # Send request, and wait for it to arrive at server and time out
    conn.send(message.BindRead(handle=1, ids=dummy_ids, timeout=50))
    req = server.expect(message.BindRead)
    bithorded.wait_for("Failed upstream deadservant")
    conn.expect(message.AssetStatus(handle=1, status=message.NOTFOUND))

    # BithordeD should now have closed the connection. Hold the confirmation.
    req = server.expect(message.BindRead(handle=req.handle, ids=[]))

    # Re-bind, now with responding source
    conn.send(message.BindRead(handle=1, ids=dummy_ids, timeout=5000))
    req2 = server.expect(message.BindRead(ids=dummy_ids))
    assert req.handle != req2.handle # Since we did not confirm the close before, bithorde should not yet have re-used the handle.
    server.send(message.AssetStatus(handle=req2.handle, ids=req2.ids, status=message.SUCCESS))
    conn.expect(message.AssetStatus(handle=1, status=message.SUCCESS))

    # Now close both handles and confirm the closing
    server.send(message.AssetStatus(handle=req.handle, status=message.NOTFOUND))
Example #5
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INITIAL_REQUEST = randint(0, (2**64) - 1)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    bithorded = BithordeD(config={
        'friend.upstream1.addr': '',
        'friend.upstream2.addr': '',
    })
    upstream1 = TestConnection(bithorded, name='upstream1')
    upstream2 = TestConnection(bithorded, name='upstream2')
    downstream1 = TestConnection(bithorded, name='downstream1')
    downstream2 = TestConnection(bithorded, name='downstream2')

    # Request an asset-session
    downstream1.send(
        message.BindRead(handle=1,
                         ids=ASSET_IDS,
                         timeout=500,
                         requesters=[INITIAL_REQUEST]))
    req1 = upstream1.expect(message.BindRead)
    assert len(req1.requesters) > 1
    assert INITIAL_REQUEST in req1.requesters
    assert INITIAL_REQUEST == req1.requesters[
        -1]  # Try to keep backwards compatibility
    server_id = next(x for x in req1.requesters if x != INITIAL_REQUEST)

    # Let upstream1 join as server
    upstream1.send(
        message.AssetStatus(handle=req1.handle,
                            status=message.SUCCESS,
                            ids=ASSET_IDS,
                            servers=[99998888],
                            size=15))