def testLoginCredsType(self):
"Verify that up2dateAuth.login returns login credentials in a dict"
ret = up2dateAuth.login()
if type(ret) == type({}):
if not ret.has_key('X-RHN-Auth'):
self.fail("Expected a dict containing a X-RHN-AUTH header, didnt get it")
else:
self.fail("Expected a dict containing headers, but the return is not a dict")
def testLoginCredsType(self):
"Verify that up2dateAuth.login returns login credentials in a dict"
ret = up2dateAuth.login()
if type(ret) == type({}):
if not ret.has_key('X-RHN-Auth'):
self.fail("Expected a dict containing a X-RHN-AUTH header, didnt get it")
else:
self.fail("Expected a dict containing headers, but the return is not a dict")
def testLogin(self):
"Attempt a login that utilizies capabilties"
# this doesnt neccesarily seem to relate to caps
# but it's here as a convient way to test login's
# at the moment...
# in the future we could also try override different
# capbilities, etc...
res = up2dateAuth.login()
def testLogin(self):
"Attempt a login that utilizies capabilties"
# this doesnt neccesarily seem to relate to caps
# but it's here as a convient way to test login's
# at the moment...
# in the future we could also try override different
# capbilities, etc...
res = up2dateAuth.login()
def testLogin(self):
"Test that up2dateAuth.login works with no exceptions"
ret = up2dateAuth.login()
def testLogin(self):
"Test that up2dateAuth.login works with no exceptions"
ret = up2dateAuth.login()
