def test_dsidm_user_create(topology_st):
""" Test dsidm user create option
:id: 862f5875-11fd-4e8e-92c1-397010386eb8
:setup: Standalone instance
:steps:
1. Run dsidm user create
2. Check that a message is provided on creation
3. Check that created user exists
:expectedresults:
1. Success
2. Success
3. Success
"""
standalone = topology_st.standalone
user_name = 'new_user'
output = 'Successfully created {}'.format(user_name)
args = FakeArgs()
args.uid = user_name
args.cn = user_name
args.displayName = user_name
args.uidNumber = '1030'
args.gidNumber = '2030'
args.homeDirectory = '/home/{}'.format(user_name)
log.info('Test dsidm user create')
create(standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology_st.logcap.log, args)
check_value_in_log_and_reset(topology_st, check_value=output)
log.info('Check that user is present')
users = nsUserAccounts(standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX)
new_user = users.get(user_name)
assert new_user.exists()
log.info('Clean up for next test')
new_user.delete()
def test_group_tasks(topology):
# First check that our test group isn't there:
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args = FakeArgs()
g_args.selector = 'testgroup'
with pytest.raises(ldap.NO_SUCH_OBJECT):
get(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, g_args)
# Create a group
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args.cn = 'testgroup'
create(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, g_args)
assert (topology.logcap.contains("Sucessfully created testgroup"))
# Assert it exists
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args = FakeArgs()
g_args.selector = 'testgroup'
get(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, g_args)
assert (topology.logcap.contains(
"dn: cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com"))
# Add a user
topology.logcap.flush()
u_args = FakeArgs()
u_args.uid = 'testuser'
u_args.cn = 'Test User'
u_args.displayName = 'Test User'
u_args.homeDirectory = '/home/testuser'
u_args.uidNumber = '5000'
u_args.gidNumber = '5000'
create_user(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log,
u_args)
assert (topology.logcap.contains("Sucessfully created testuser"))
# Add them to the group as a member
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args.cn = "testgroup"
g_args.dn = "uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com"
add_member(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log,
g_args)
assert (topology.logcap.contains("added member"))
# Check they are a member
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args.cn = "testgroup"
members(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, g_args)
assert (
topology.logcap.contains("uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com"))
# Remove them from the group
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args.cn = "testgroup"
g_args.dn = "uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com"
remove_member(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log,
g_args)
assert (topology.logcap.contains("removed member"))
# Check they are not a member
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args.cn = "testgroup"
members(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, g_args)
assert (topology.logcap.contains("No members to display"))
# Delete the group
topology.logcap.flush()
g_args.dn = "cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com"
delete(topology.standalone,
DEFAULT_SUFFIX,
topology.logcap.log,
g_args,
warn=False)
assert (topology.logcap.contains(
"Sucessfully deleted cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com"))
def test_user_tasks(topology):
be_args = FakeArgs()
be_args.cn = 'userRoot'
be_args.nsslapd_suffix = DEFAULT_SUFFIX
backend_create(topology.standalone, None, topology.logcap.log, be_args)
# And add the skeleton objects.
init_args = FakeArgs()
init_args.version = INSTALL_LATEST_CONFIG
initialise(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, init_args)
# First check that our test user isn't there:
topology.logcap.flush()
u_args = FakeArgs()
u_args.selector = 'testuser'
with pytest.raises(ldap.NO_SUCH_OBJECT):
get(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
# Create the user
topology.logcap.flush()
u_args.uid = 'testuser'
# u_args.sn = 'testuser'
u_args.cn = 'Test User'
u_args.displayName = 'Test User'
u_args.homeDirectory = '/home/testuser'
u_args.uidNumber = '5000'
u_args.gidNumber = '5000'
create(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
assert(topology.logcap.contains("Sucessfully created testuser"))
# Assert they exist
topology.logcap.flush()
get(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
assert(topology.logcap.contains('dn: uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com'))
# Reset the password
# Lock the account, check status
topology.logcap.flush()
lock(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
assert(topology.logcap.contains('locked'))
topology.logcap.flush()
status(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
assert(topology.logcap.contains('locked: True'))
# Unlock check status
topology.logcap.flush()
unlock(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
assert(topology.logcap.contains('unlocked'))
topology.logcap.flush()
status(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args)
assert(topology.logcap.contains('locked: False'))
# Enroll a dummy cert
# Enroll a dummy sshkey
# Delete it
topology.logcap.flush()
u_args.dn = 'uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com'
delete(topology.standalone, DEFAULT_SUFFIX, topology.logcap.log, u_args, warn=False)
assert(topology.logcap.contains('Sucessfully deleted uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com'))
