def test_length(self):
''' Make sure that the output length is correct '''
self.assertEqual(len(config._random_bytes(128)), 128)
def test_content(self):
''' Make sure that the output content is correct '''
result = config._random_bytes(128)
for char in result:
char = ord(char)
self.assertTrue(char >= 32 and char <= 126)
# along with Neubot. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
from neubot.bittorrent.negotiate import AUTH_PEERS
from neubot.bittorrent.peer import PeerNeubot
from neubot.bittorrent.config import _random_bytes
from neubot import utils
#
# The BitTorrent server must not change its PEER_ID
# each time a new client connects. Instead it should
# keep using the same identifier over and over and
# over.
#
MY_ID = _random_bytes(20)
#
# We check whether a peer is authorized or not just at
# the beginning and from then on we rely on the watchdog
# mechanism that guarantees that at a point the stream
# will be closed anyway.
# We save just our download_speed which is indeed the
# peer's upload speed, the timestamp and the target bytes
# for the next test.
#
class ServerPeer(PeerNeubot):
def configure(self, conf, measurer=None):
conf["bittorrent.my_id"] = MY_ID
PeerNeubot.configure(self, conf, measurer)