def test_rewrite_spamc_config_comment():
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('# --ssl tlsv1\n')
assert new_content == '# --ssl tlsv1\n'
# comment mixed with actual option
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('# --ssl tlsv1\n--ssl sslv3\n')
assert new_content == '# --ssl tlsv1\n--ssl\n'
# comment mixed with actual option
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl tlsv1\n# --ssl sslv3\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n# --ssl sslv3\n'
def test_rewrite_spamc_config():
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl sslv3\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n'
# equal sign format
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl=tlsv1\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n'
# no argument
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n'
def test_rewrite_spamc_config_tls_supersedes_ssl():
# Ideally, the result would be a single '--ssl' option. However for
# simplicity, we allow the option to be output twice. It's not nice, but
# there's nothing technically wrong with it. And it's really a corner case
# anyway. If someone fixes it, this test case can be updated to expect
# '--ssl' as output.
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl sslv3 --ssl tlsv1\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl --ssl\n'
# reverse order
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl tlsv1 --ssl sslv3\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl --ssl\n'
def test_rewrite_spamc_config_crazy_corner_cases():
# The option and new_content can have a comment in between
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl\n# foo\ntlsv1\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n# foo\n\n'
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl\n# foo\n# bar\nsslv3\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n# foo\n# bar\n\n'
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl\n# foo\n# tlsv1\nsslv3\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n# foo\n# tlsv1\n\n'
# --ssl followed by another option
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl\n# foo\n-B\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n# foo\n-B\n'
def test_rewrite_spamc_config_without_valid_argument():
# If we encounter an unrecognized parameter, we leave it be - the
# configuration is invalid anyway, so let's not mess it up even more.
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl foo\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl foo\n'
# --ssl followed by another option
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl -B\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl -B\n'
# space surrounding the equal sign. This amounts to an unrecognized
# argument (empty string)
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl= tlsv1\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl= tlsv1\n'
# space surrounding the equal sign. This amounts to an unrecognized
# argument ("=tlsv1")
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl =tlsv1\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl =tlsv1\n'
def test_rewrite_spamc_config_multiline():
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('-B --ssl \n sslv3 -c\n-H\n')
assert new_content == '-B --ssl \n -c\n-H\n'
new_content = spamassassinconfigupdate_spamc._rewrite_spamc_config('--ssl\n-B\n')
assert new_content == '--ssl\n-B\n'