Exemple #1
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 def test_ok(self):
     c.http_connection = self.fake_http_connection(200)
     value = c.head_account('http://www.tests.com', 'asdf')
     # TODO: Hmm. This doesn't really test too much as it uses a fake that
     # always returns the same dict. I guess it "exercises" the code, so
     # I'll leave it for now.
     self.assertEquals(type(value), dict)
Exemple #2
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 def test_ok(self):
     c.http_connection = self.fake_http_connection(200)
     value = c.head_account('http://www.tests.com', 'asdf')
     # TODO: Hmm. This doesn't really test too much as it uses a fake that
     # always returns the same dict. I guess it "exercises" the code, so
     # I'll leave it for now.
     self.assertEquals(type(value), dict)
Exemple #3
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 def test_server_error(self):
     body = "c" * 65
     c.http_connection = self.fake_http_connection(500, body=body)
     self.assertRaises(c.ClientException, c.head_account, "http://www.tests.com", "asdf")
     try:
         value = c.head_account("http://www.tests.com", "asdf")
     except c.ClientException as e:
         new_body = "[first 60 chars of response] " + body[0:60]
         self.assertEquals(e.__str__()[-89:], new_body)
class TestRunningWithEachTypeDown(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.pids, self.port2server, self.account_ring, self.container_ring, \
            self.object_ring, self.url, self.token, self.account = \
                reset_environment()

    def tearDown(self):
        kill_pids(self.pids)

    def test_main(self):
        # TODO: This test "randomly" pass or doesn't pass; need to find out why
        return
        apart, anodes = self.account_ring.get_nodes(self.account)
        kill(self.pids[self.port2server[anodes[0]['port']]], SIGTERM)
        cpart, cnodes = \
            self.container_ring.get_nodes(self.account, 'container1')
        kill(self.pids[self.port2server[cnodes[0]['port']]], SIGTERM)
        opart, onodes = \
            self.object_ring.get_nodes(self.account, 'container1', 'object1')
        kill(self.pids[self.port2server[onodes[0]['port']]], SIGTERM)

        try:
            client.put_container(self.url, self.token, 'container1')
        except client.ClientException, err:
            # This might 503 if one of the up container nodes tries to update
            # the down account node. It'll still be saved on one node, but we
            # can't assure the user.
            pass
        client.put_object(self.url, self.token, 'container1', 'object1',
                          '1234')
        get_to_final_state()
        headers, containers = client.head_account(self.url, self.token)
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-container-count'], '1')
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-object-count'], '1')
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-bytes-used'], '4')
        found1 = False
        for container in containers:
            if container['name'] == 'container1':
                found1 = True
                self.assertEquals(container['count'], 1)
                self.assertEquals(container['bytes'], 4)
        self.assert_(found1)
        found1 = False
        for obj in client.get_container(self.url, self.token, 'container1')[1]:
            if obj['name'] == 'object1':
                found1 = True
                self.assertEquals(obj['bytes'], 4)
        self.assert_(found1)

        self.pids[self.port2server[anodes[0]['port']]] = \
            Popen(['swift-account-server',
                   '/etc/swift/account-server/%d.conf' %
                    ((anodes[0]['port'] - 6002) / 10)]).pid
        self.pids[self.port2server[cnodes[0]['port']]] = \
            Popen(['swift-container-server',
                   '/etc/swift/container-server/%d.conf' %
                    ((cnodes[0]['port'] - 6001) / 10)]).pid
        self.pids[self.port2server[onodes[0]['port']]] = \
            Popen(['swift-object-server',
                   '/etc/swift/object-server/%d.conf' %
                    ((onodes[0]['port'] - 6000) / 10)]).pid
        sleep(2)
        headers, containers = client.head_account(self.url, self.token)
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-container-count'], '1')
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-object-count'], '1')
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-bytes-used'], '4')
        found1 = False
        for container in containers:
            if container['name'] == 'container1':
                found1 = True
        # The account node was previously down.
        self.assert_(not found1)
        found1 = False
        for obj in client.get_container(self.url, self.token, 'container1')[1]:
            if obj['name'] == 'object1':
                found1 = True
                self.assertEquals(obj['bytes'], 4)
        # The first container node 404s, but the proxy will try the next node
        # and succeed.
        self.assert_(found1)

        get_to_final_state()
        headers, containers = client.head_account(self.url, self.token)
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-container-count'], '1')
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-object-count'], '1')
        self.assertEquals(headers['x-account-bytes-used'], '4')
        found1 = False
        for container in containers:
            if container['name'] == 'container1':
                found1 = True
                self.assertEquals(container['count'], 1)
                self.assertEquals(container['bytes'], 4)
        self.assert_(found1)
        found1 = False
        for obj in client.get_container(self.url, self.token, 'container1')[1]:
            if obj['name'] == 'object1':
                found1 = True
                self.assertEquals(obj['bytes'], 4)
        self.assert_(found1)