def test_sequences_reloaded(self):
# Test that all the sequences created get restored
# Create storage and a container
self.reset_storage_params("a")
storage1 = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage1.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, None)
seq_id1 = storage1.create_sequence()
for i in range(4):
container = storage1.create_container()
container.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("m"), Container.CODE_DATA, "m")
container.finish_dump()
container.upload()
storage1.close()
# Create a new db to simulate a different machine
self.reset_storage_params("b")
storage2 = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
class Handler:
def __init__(self):
self.sequences = []
def is_requested(self, sequence_id, container_idx, digest, code):
self.sequences.append((sequence_id, container_idx, digest, code))
return False
handler = Handler()
storage2.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, handler)
self.assert_((seq_id1, 0, Digest.dataDigest("m"), Container.CODE_DATA) in
handler.sequences)
storage2.close()
def test_epoch(self):
# Test that when we increment the epoch, some blocks are gone
bm = BlockManager.BlockManager(self.env, None)
# There are 4 blocks: aaa, bbb, ccc, ddd.
# - aaa is CODE_DATA, but is not used, so it must go away after a certain
# number of epochs
# - bbb is CODE_DATA, and is used once, so it will not go away for a long
# time.
# - ccc is CODE_DATA, and is used 10 times, so it will not go away for a
# very long time.
# - ddd is CODE_DIR, so it is never supposed to go away, although it's never
# used.
aaa_d = Digest.dataDigest("aaa")
bbb_d = Digest.dataDigest("bbb")
ccc_d = Digest.dataDigest("ccc")
ddd_d = Digest.dataDigest("ddd")
bm.handle_block(aaa_d, Container.CODE_DATA, "aaa")
bm.handle_block(bbb_d, Container.CODE_DATA, "bbb")
bm.handle_block(ccc_d, Container.CODE_DATA, "ccc")
bm.handle_block(ddd_d, Container.CODE_DIR, "ddd")
self.assert_(bm.has_block(aaa_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(bbb_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ccc_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ddd_d))
bm.load_block(bbb_d)
for i in range(10):
bm.load_block(ccc_d)
for i in range(5):
bm.increment_epoch()
self.failIf(bm.has_block(aaa_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(bbb_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ccc_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ddd_d))
for i in range(100):
bm.increment_epoch()
self.failIf(bm.has_block(aaa_d))
self.failIf(bm.has_block(bbb_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ccc_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ddd_d))
for i in range(1000):
bm.increment_epoch()
self.failIf(bm.has_block(aaa_d))
self.failIf(bm.has_block(bbb_d))
self.failIf(bm.has_block(ccc_d))
self.assert_(bm.has_block(ddd_d))
def test_new_containers_visible(self):
# Test that the new containers appearing in all the sequences are visible
# Create two storages at the same place
self.reset_storage_params("a")
storage1 = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage1.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, None)
seq_id1 = storage1.create_sequence()
self.reset_storage_params("b")
storage2 = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage2.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, None)
seq_id2 = storage2.create_sequence()
self.assert_(seq_id1 != seq_id2)
# Create 4 containers in each storage, make sure the containers are mutually
# visible
c1s = []
c2s = []
for i in range(4):
c1 = storage1.create_container()
c1.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("c1block%d" % i),
Container.CODE_DATA, "c1block%d" % i)
c1.finish_dump()
c1.upload()
c1s.append((seq_id1, c1.index))
c2 = storage2.create_container()
c2.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("c2block%d" % i),
Container.CODE_DATA, "c2block%d" % i)
c2.finish_dump()
c2.upload()
c2s.append((seq_id2, c2.index))
# Reload the storages
class Handler:
def __init__(self):
self.containers = []
def is_requested(self, sequence_id, container_idx, digest, code):
if not (sequence_id, container_idx) in self.containers:
# Since the last container is a summary, it will ask for all the
# piggybacking containers too. Must make sure we register every new
# container exactly once.
self.containers.append((sequence_id, container_idx))
return False
def loaded(self, digest, code, data):
pass
handler1 = Handler()
storage1.load_sequences(handler1)
self.assertEqual(c2s, sorted(handler1.containers))
handler2 = Handler()
storage2.load_sequences(handler2)
self.assertEqual(c1s, sorted(handler2.containers))
storage1.close()
storage2.close()
def finish_dump(self):
if self.compression_active:
self.body_dumper.stop_compression()
self.compression_active = False
if self.encryption_active:
self.body_dumper.stop_encryption()
#
# Serialize the body block table
#
body_table_io = StringIO.StringIO()
body_blocks = self.body_dumper.get_blocks()
serialize_blocks(body_table_io, body_blocks)
body_table_str = body_table_io.getvalue()
#
# Serialize the header table
#
message = "Manent container %d of sequence '%s'" % (
self.index, base64.urlsafe_b64encode(self.sequence_id))
self.header_dumper.add_block(Digest.dataDigest(message),
CODE_CONTAINER_DESCRIPTOR, message)
self.header_dumper.add_block(Digest.dataDigest(body_table_str),
CODE_BLOCK_TABLE, body_table_str)
if self.encryption_active:
self.header_dumper.stop_encryption()
self.encryption_active = False
header_blocks = self.header_dumper.get_blocks()
header_table_io = StringIO.StringIO()
serialize_blocks(header_table_io, header_blocks)
header_table_str = header_table_io.getvalue()
#
# Write the header
#
assert self.header_file.tell() == 0
self.header_file.write(MAGIC)
Format.write_int(self.header_file, VERSION)
Format.write_int(self.header_file, self.index)
Format.write_int(self.header_file, len(header_table_str))
self.header_file.write(Digest.dataDigest(header_table_str))
self.header_file.write(header_table_str)
header_dump_str = self.header_dump_os.getvalue()
Format.write_int(self.header_file, len(header_dump_str))
self.header_file.write(header_dump_str)
logging.debug("Container %d has header of size %d" %
(self.index, self.header_file.tell()))
def test_add_block(self):
# Test that if blocks are added, they are available for loading back.
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
storage_index = storage_manager.add_storage(
{'type': '__mock__', 'encryption_key': 'kuku', 'key': ''})
storage_manager.make_active_storage(storage_index)
block = "some strange text"
block_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
storage_manager.add_block(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
storage_manager.flush()
storage_manager.close()
# Recreate the storage and read the block back
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
class Handler:
def __init__(self):
self.blocks = {}
def is_requested(self, digest, code):
return True
def loaded(self, digest, code, data):
self.blocks[(digest, code)] = data
handler = Handler()
storage_manager.load_blocks_for(block_digest, handler)
self.assertEqual({(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA): block},
handler.blocks)
storage_manager.close()
def test_container_created(self):
# Test that containers are created and restored correctly.
# Create storage and a container
self.reset_storage_params("a")
storage = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, None)
seq_id = storage.create_sequence()
container = storage.create_container()
block = "some strange text"
block_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
container.add_block(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
container.finish_dump()
container.upload()
self.assertEqual(0, container.get_index())
self.assertEqual(seq_id, container.get_sequence_id())
storage.close()
# Reload the storage and read the container
self.reset_storage_params("a")
storage = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage.load_configuration(None)
container = storage.get_container(seq_id, 0)
class Handler:
def __init__(self):
self.blocks = []
def is_requested(self, digest, code):
return True
def loaded(self, digest, code, data):
self.blocks.append((digest, code, data))
handler = Handler()
container.load_blocks(handler)
logging.debug("Blocks: " + str(handler.blocks))
data_blocks = [b for b in handler.blocks if b[1] == Container.CODE_DATA]
self.assertEqual(block_digest, data_blocks[0][0])
storage.close()
def test_container(self):
# Test that container is created correctly.
# See that the container is created, stored and reloaded back,
# and that all blocks get restored.
self.storage.set_piggybacking_headers(False)
handler = MockHandler()
container = self.storage.create_container()
for d in DATA:
container.add_block(Digest.dataDigest(d), Container.CODE_DATA, d)
handler.add_expected(Digest.dataDigest(d), Container.CODE_DATA, d)
self.storage.finalize_container(container)
index = container.index
container = self.storage.get_container(index)
container.load_blocks(handler)
self.failUnless(handler.check())
def test_piggybacking_block(self):
# Check that piggybacking blocks are created when necessary.
self.storage_manager.storage.max_container_size = 1000 * 1024
bs = BlockSequencer.BlockSequencer(
self.env, self.txn, self.storage_manager, self.block_manager)
for i in range(20000):
# We need to make sure block doesn't compress well, otherwise
# the container will never end.
block = os.urandom(25000) + str(i)
digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
bs.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
logging.debug("Added block %d. Number of containers %d" %
(i, bs.num_containers_created))
if bs.num_containers_created == 4:
# Container with index 3 must contain piggybacking headers.
break
container = self.storage_manager.get_container(3)
class CheckHandler:
def __init__(self):
self.num_piggyback_headers = 0
def is_requested(self, digest, code):
if code == Container.CODE_HEADER:
self.num_piggyback_headers += 1
return False
ch = CheckHandler()
container.load_blocks(ch)
self.assertEquals(3, ch.num_piggyback_headers)
def test_new_containers_in_active_sequence_caught(self):
# Test that if new containers appear unexpectedly in the active sequence,
# it is actually discovered.
self.reset_storage_params("a")
storage1 = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage1.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, None)
seq_id1 = storage1.create_sequence()
self.reset_storage_params("b")
storage2 = Storage.DirectoryStorage(self.storage_params)
storage2.configure(self.CONFIGURATION, None)
storage2.create_sequence(test_override_sequence_id=seq_id1)
# We need to create 4 countainers, since the first 3 are non-summary and
# will thus not be discovered.
for i in range(4):
c = storage2.create_container()
c.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("aaa%d" % i),
Container.CODE_DATA, "aaa%d" % i)
c.finish_dump()
c.upload()
try:
storage1.load_sequences(None)
except:
logging.info("Got an expected exception:\n" + traceback.format_exc())
pass
else:
self.fail("Expected load_sequences to discover the unexpected container")
try:
storage1.close()
storage2.close()
except:
# Ok, we can't. just pass.
print "----------------------- Can't close storages!!!"
pass
def test_container_with_piggybacking(self):
# Test that container is created correctly.
# See that the container is created, stored and reloaded back,
# and that all blocks get restored.
# In this test, we ask storage to provide separate headers, as if they were
# found through piggybacking.
self.storage.set_piggybacking_headers(True)
handler = MockHandler()
container = self.storage.create_container()
for d in DATA:
container.add_block(Digest.dataDigest(d), Container.CODE_DATA, d)
handler.add_expected(Digest.dataDigest(d), Container.CODE_DATA, d)
self.storage.finalize_container(container)
index = container.index
container = self.storage.get_container(index)
container.load_blocks(handler)
self.failUnless(handler.check())
def test_container_created(self):
# Check that if blocks are added sufficiently many times, a new container
# will be created.
bs = BlockSequencer.BlockSequencer(
self.env, self.txn, self.storage_manager, self.block_manager)
self.assertEquals(0, bs.num_containers_created)
for i in range(5000):
block = os.urandom(500) + str(i)
logging.debug("Adding block %d: size=%d" % (i, len(block)))
bs.add_block(Digest.dataDigest(block), Container.CODE_DATA, block)
# First container is created on the first block, so we need at least another
# one to be created to know that the first one was closed.
self.assert_(1 < bs.num_containers_created)
def start_encryption(self, algorithm_code, seed, password):
"""
Encryption can be started only when compression is inactive
"""
assert self.encryptor is None
assert self.compressor is None
self.blocks.append((seed, 0, algorithm_code))
if algorithm_code == CODE_ENCRYPTION_ARC4:
key = Digest.dataDigest(seed + password)
self.encryptor = Crypto.Cipher.ARC4.new(key)
self.encrypted_data_size = 0
self.encrypted_data_digest = Digest.DataDigestAccumulator()
def test_flush(self):
# Check that if flush() is called, all the current aside blocks are written
# out (but not piggybacking blocks!)
bs = BlockSequencer.BlockSequencer(
self.env, self.txn, self.storage_manager, self.block_manager)
block = "d" * 500
digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
self.block_manager.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DIR, block)
bs.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DIR, block)
bs.flush()
# Block sequencer must create two containers: one to contain all the blocks
# created above, and one to piggyback the header for the first container.
self.assertEquals(2, bs.num_containers_created)
def test_handle_block(self):
# Test that blockks that have been added by handle_block() are later found.
bm = BlockManager.BlockManager(self.env, None)
bm.handle_block(Digest.dataDigest("aaa"), Container.CODE_DATA, "aaa")
bm.handle_block(Digest.dataDigest("bbb"), Container.CODE_DATA, "bbb")
bm.handle_block(Digest.dataDigest("ccc"), Container.CODE_DIR, "ccc")
bm.handle_block(Digest.dataDigest("ddd"), Container.CODE_DATA_PACKER, "ddd")
# Loading the blocks.
for i in range(5):
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("aaa")), "aaa")
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("bbb")), "bbb")
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("ccc")), "ccc")
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("ddd")), "ddd")
def test_add_storage(self):
# Test that adding a storage creates (and recreates) it correctly
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
storage_index = storage_manager.add_storage(
{'type': '__mock__', 'encryption_key': 'kuku', 'key': ''})
storage_manager.make_active_storage(storage_index)
block = "some strange text"
block_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
storage_manager.add_block(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
storage_manager.flush()
seq_id1 = storage_manager.get_active_sequence_id()
storage_manager.close()
# Recreate the storage_manager and add another block to it
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
block = "some other strange text"
block_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
storage_manager.add_block(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
storage_manager.flush()
seq_id2 = storage_manager.get_active_sequence_id()
self.assertEqual(seq_id1, seq_id2)
storage_manager.close()
def test_data_dumper_encrypt(self):
# Test data dumper when encryption is enabled
handler = MockHandler()
outfile = StringIO.StringIO()
dumper = Container.DataDumper(outfile)
seed = Digest.dataDigest("1")
dumper.start_encryption(Container.CODE_ENCRYPTION_ARC4, seed,
"kakamaika")
for d in DATA:
digest = Digest.dataDigest(d)
dumper.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, d)
handler.add_expected(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, d)
dumper.stop_encryption()
infile = StringIO.StringIO(outfile.getvalue())
blocks = dumper.get_blocks()
undumper = Container.DataDumpLoader(infile, blocks,
password="******")
undumper.load_blocks(handler)
self.failUnless(handler.check())
def test_add_block(self):
# Test that blocks of different types can be added and restored.
bm = BlockManager.BlockManager(self.env, None)
bm.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("aaa"), Container.CODE_DATA, "aaa")
bm.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("bbb"), Container.CODE_DATA_PACKER, "bbb")
bm.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("ccc"), Container.CODE_DIR, "ccc")
bm.add_block(Digest.dataDigest("ddd"), Container.CODE_DIR_PACKER, "ddd")
# aaa is data block. It is not cached.
self.failIf(bm.has_block(Digest.dataDigest("aaa")))
# self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("aaa")), "aaa")
# bbb is not a data block. It should be there always
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("bbb")), "bbb")
# ccc and ddd are non-data blocks, so they should be cached.
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("ccc")), "ccc")
self.assertEqual(bm.load_block(Digest.dataDigest("ddd")), "ddd")
def test_add_many_aside_blocks(self):
# Check that if aside blocks are added sufficiently many times, they will
# eventually be written to a container.
self.storage_manager.storage.max_container_size = 512 * 1024
bs = BlockSequencer.BlockSequencer(
self.env, self.txn, self.storage_manager, self.block_manager)
# All these blocks sit aside, and are not inserted into a container until a
# normal block is inserted.
for i in range(2000):
block = os.urandom(1024)
digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
logging.debug("Adding aside block %d: %d" % (i, len(block)))
self.block_manager.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DIR, block)
bs.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DIR, block)
self.assertEquals(0, bs.num_containers_created)
# Now insert a DATA block and observe that at least two containers have been
# created - this is because the aside blocks have been pushed.
# Dummy block must be larger than the aside block, otherwise it might fit
# in the container which refused the aside block.
block = os.urandom(2048)
digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
bs.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
self.assert_(1 < bs.num_containers_created)
def test_load(self):
# Test that increment saves to db and loads
repository = Mock.MockRepository()
blockDB = Mock.MockBlockDatabase(repository)
db = self.env.get_database_btree("a", None, None)
increment1 = Increment.Increment(blockDB, db)
increment2 = Increment.Increment(blockDB, db)
increment1.start(0, 1, "backup1", "test increment 1")
increment1.finalize(Digest.dataDigest("aaaaaa"), 0, Nodes.NULL_STAT, 10)
increment2.load(0, 1)
for attr in ["comment", "fs_digest", "ctime", "ftime", "index",
"storage_index"]:
self.assertEqual(increment1.get_attribute(attr),
increment2.get_attribute(attr))
def start_compression(self, algorithm_code):
"""
Compression can be started under encryption
"""
assert self.compressor is None
digest = Digest.dataDigest(str(len(self.blocks)))
self.pending_compression_start_block = (digest, 0, algorithm_code)
if algorithm_code == CODE_COMPRESSION_BZ2:
self.compressor = bz2.BZ2Compressor(9)
elif algorithm_code == CODE_COMPRESSION_GZIP:
self.compressor = zlib.compressobj()
else:
raise Exception("Unsupported compression algorithm")
self.compressor_algorithm = algorithm_code
self.uncompressed_size = 0
self.compressed_size = 0
def test_start(self):
# Test that increment database starts increments correctly
#
# Create one increment and see that it produces correct basis
#
class MockStorageManager:
def __init__(self):
self.blocks = {}
self.listeners = []
def get_active_storage_index(self):
return 0
def add_block(self, digest, code, data):
self.blocks[digest] = (code, data)
def add_block_listener(self, listener):
self.listeners.append(listener)
msm = MockStorageManager()
idb = IncrementManager.IncrementManager(self.env, self.txn, "backup1", msm)
bases1, level1, num_f1 = idb.start_increment("test increment 1")
self.assertEqual(bases1, None)
self.assertEqual(level1, None)
fs1_digest = Digest.dataDigest("data1")
fs1_level = 0
idb.finalize_increment(fs1_digest, fs1_level, Nodes.NULL_STAT, 1)
bases2, level2, num_files2 = idb.start_increment("test increment 2")
# Unfinalized increment is not returned
self.assertEqual(bases2, fs1_digest)
self.assertEqual(level2, fs1_level)
idb.close()
#
# Emulate restart of the program: IncrementDB is recreated from
# the databases
#
idb = IncrementManager.IncrementManager(self.env, self.txn, "backup1", msm)
bases3, level3, num_f3 = idb.start_increment("test increment 3")
self.assertEqual(bases3, fs1_digest)
self.assertEqual(level3, fs1_level)
idb.close()
idb = IncrementManager.IncrementManager(self.env, self.txn, "backup1", msm)
bases4, level4, num_f4 = idb.start_increment("test increment 4")
self.assertEqual(bases4, fs1_digest)
self.assertEqual(level4, fs1_level)
idb.close()
def test_data_dumper(self):
# Basic test of data dumper: data in, data out
handler = MockHandler()
outfile = StringIO.StringIO()
dumper = Container.DataDumper(outfile)
for d in DATA:
digest = Digest.dataDigest(d)
dumper.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, d)
handler.add_expected(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, d)
infile = StringIO.StringIO(outfile.getvalue())
blocks = dumper.get_blocks()
undumper = Container.DataDumpLoader(infile, blocks, password=None)
undumper.load_blocks(handler)
self.failUnless(handler.check())
def _load_header(self, header_file):
logging.debug("****************************** loading header")
magic = header_file.read(len(MAGIC))
if MAGIC != magic:
raise Exception("Manent: magic number not found")
version = Format.read_int(header_file)
if version != VERSION:
raise Exception("Container %d has unsupported version" % self.index)
index = Format.read_int(header_file)
if index != self.index:
raise Exception(
"Manent: wrong container file index. Expected %s, found %s"
% (str(self.index), str(index)))
header_table_size = Format.read_int(header_file)
header_table_digest = header_file.read(Digest.dataDigestSize())
header_table_str = header_file.read(header_table_size)
if Digest.dataDigest(header_table_str) != header_table_digest:
raise Exception("Manent: header of container file corrupted")
header_dump_len = Format.read_int(header_file)
header_dump_str = header_file.read(header_dump_len)
header_table_io = StringIO.StringIO(header_table_str)
header_blocks = unserialize_blocks(header_table_io)
class BlockTableListener:
def __init__(self):
self.body_table_str = None
def is_requested(self, digest, code):
return code == CODE_BLOCK_TABLE
def loaded(self, digest, code, data):
assert code == CODE_BLOCK_TABLE
self.body_table_str = data
listener = BlockTableListener()
header_dump_str_io = StringIO.StringIO(header_dump_str)
header_dump_loader = DataDumpLoader(header_dump_str_io, header_blocks,
password=self.storage.get_encryption_key())
header_dump_loader.load_blocks(listener)
body_table_io = StringIO.StringIO(listener.body_table_str)
blocks = unserialize_blocks(body_table_io)
return blocks
def stop_compression(self):
if self.pending_compression_start_block is not None:
# No block was added between start_compression and stop_compression;
# in this case, the start block wasn't added, and the stop block shouldn't
# be added either.
self.compressor = None
self.pending_compression_start_block = None
return
assert self.compressor is not None
tail = self.compressor.flush()
self.compressed_size += len(tail)
if self.encryptor is not None:
tail = self.__encrypt(tail)
self.file.write(tail)
self.total_size += len(tail)
self.blocks.append((Digest.dataDigest(""), self.compressed_size,
CODE_COMPRESSION_END))
self.compressor = None
def test_base_storage(self):
# Test that base storage works
# First storage manager. This will be the base.
logging.debug("creating first storage manager")
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
storage_index = storage_manager.add_storage(
{'type': '__mock__', 'encryption_key': 'kuku', 'key': 'a'})
storage_manager.make_active_storage(storage_index)
block = "some strange text"
block_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
storage_manager.add_block(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
storage_manager.flush()
storage_manager.close()
self.txn.commit()
self.txn = None
self.env.close()
self.env = None
Config.paths.clean_temp_area()
# Second storage manager with a different db, and on a different storage
# and see that it sees the block from the base one.
logging.debug("creating second storage manager")
class Handler:
def __init__(self):
self.blocks = {}
def is_requested(self, digest, code):
return True
def loaded(self, digest, code, data):
self.blocks[(digest, code)] = data
handler = Handler()
self.env = Database.PrivateDatabaseManager()
self.txn = Database.TransactionHandler(self.env)
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
storage_index = storage_manager.add_storage(
{'type': '__mock__', 'encryption_key': 'kuku', 'key': 'a'})
storage_manager.make_active_storage(storage_index)
storage_manager.load_blocks_for(block_digest, handler)
self.assertEqual({(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA): block},
handler.blocks)
storage_manager.close()
def test_data_dumper_compress(self):
# Test data dumper when compression is enabled
handler = MockHandler()
outfile = StringIO.StringIO()
dumper = Container.DataDumper(outfile)
dumper.start_compression(Container.CODE_COMPRESSION_BZ2)
for d in DATA:
digest = Digest.dataDigest(d)
dumper.add_block(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, d)
handler.add_expected(digest, Container.CODE_DATA, d)
dumper.stop_compression()
infile = StringIO.StringIO(outfile.getvalue())
blocks = dumper.get_blocks()
undumper = Container.DataDumpLoader(infile, blocks, password=None)
undumper.load_blocks(handler)
self.failUnless(handler.check())
def test_rescan_storage(self):
# Test that new sequences appearing from outside are discovered
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
storage_index = storage_manager.add_storage(
{'type': '__mock__', 'encryption_key': 'kuku', 'key': ''})
storage_manager.make_active_storage(storage_index)
block = "some strange text"
block_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
storage_manager.add_block(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA, block)
storage_manager.flush()
storage_manager.close()
self.txn.commit()
self.txn = None
self.env.close()
self.env = None
Config.paths.clean_temp_area()
# Create second storage manager with a different db, but on the same storage
# (mock shares all the files), and see that it sees the block from the first
# one.
class Handler:
def __init__(self):
self.blocks = {}
def is_requested(self, digest, code):
return True
def loaded(self, digest, code, data):
self.blocks[(digest, code)] = data
handler = Handler()
self.env = Database.PrivateDatabaseManager()
self.txn = Database.TransactionHandler(self.env)
storage_manager = StorageManager.StorageManager(self.env, self.txn)
storage_manager.load_storages()
storage_index = storage_manager.add_storage(
{'type': '__mock__', 'encryption_key': 'kuku', 'key': ''})
storage_manager.make_active_storage(storage_index)
storage_manager.load_blocks_for(block_digest, handler)
self.assertEqual({(block_digest, Container.CODE_DATA): block},
handler.blocks)
storage_manager.close()
def test_clean_start(self):
# Check that if BlockSequencer is started cleanly, it is initialized
# correctly.
bs = BlockSequencer.BlockSequencer(
self.env, self.txn, self.storage_manager, self.block_manager)
self.assertEquals(0, bs.get_aside_blocks_num())
self.assertEquals(0, bs.get_aside_blocks_size())
self.assertEquals(0, bs.get_piggyback_headers_num())
block = "kukumuku"
bs.add_block(Digest.dataDigest(block), Container.CODE_DIR, block)
self.assertEquals(1, bs.get_aside_blocks_num())
self.assertEquals(len(block), bs.get_aside_blocks_size())
bs.close()
# Check that if BlockSequencer is started the second time, all the state is
# preserved.
bs = BlockSequencer.BlockSequencer(
self.env, self.txn, self.storage_manager, self.block_manager)
self.assertEquals(1, bs.get_aside_blocks_num())
self.assertEquals(len(block), bs.get_aside_blocks_size())
bs.close()
def test_reconstruct(self):
# Test that increment can reconstruct itself
# TODO(gsasha): make reconstruct accept seq id and test it.
repository = Mock.MockRepository()
blockDB = Mock.MockBlockDatabase(repository)
db = self.env.get_database_btree("a", None, None)
# create the increment
increment1 = Increment.Increment(blockDB, db)
increment1.start(0, 1, "backup1", "test increment 1")
digest1 = increment1.finalize(Digest.dataDigest("aaaaa"),
1, Nodes.NULL_STAT, 1)
data1 = increment1.compute_message()
# Reconstruct the increment from the digest
increment2 = Increment.Increment(blockDB, db)
increment2.reconstruct("seq_id1", data1)
for attr in ["comment", "fs_digest", "ctime", "ftime", "index",
"storage_index"]:
self.assertEqual(increment1.get_attribute(attr),
increment2.get_attribute(attr))
def block_loaded(self, digest, block):
new_digest = Digest.dataDigest(block)
if new_digest != digest:
raise Exception("Critical error: Bad digest in container!")