def test_is_or_not_disabled(self):
"""
Test the method about selinux disabled.
"""
is_disabled = utils_selinux.is_disabled()
self.assertTrue(is_disabled in [True, False])
is_not_disabled = utils_selinux.is_not_disabled()
self.assertTrue(is_not_disabled in [True, False])
self.assertEqual(not is_disabled, is_not_disabled)
def test_is_or_not_disabled(self):
"""
Test the method about selinux disabled.
"""
is_disabled = utils_selinux.is_disabled()
self.assertTrue(is_disabled in [True, False])
is_not_disabled = utils_selinux.is_not_disabled()
self.assertTrue(is_not_disabled in [True, False])
self.assertEqual(not is_disabled, is_not_disabled)
def test_sestatus(self):
"""
Test the method related with sestatus.
"""
status = utils_selinux.get_status()
# b/c there is no assertIn method in re.py in python2.6.
# use assertTrue.
self.assertTrue(status in ['enforcing', 'permissive', 'disabled'])
if utils_selinux.is_disabled():
self.assertRaises(utils_selinux.SelinuxError,
utils_selinux.set_status, "enforcing")
else:
self.assertRaises(utils_selinux.SelinuxError,
utils_selinux.set_status, "disabled")
def test_sestatus(self):
"""
Test the method related with sestatus.
"""
status = utils_selinux.get_status()
# b/c there is no assertIn method in re.py in python2.6.
# use assertTrue.
self.assertTrue(status in ['enforcing', 'permissive', 'disabled'])
if utils_selinux.is_disabled():
self.assertRaises(utils_selinux.SelinuxError,
utils_selinux.set_status, "enforcing")
else:
self.assertRaises(utils_selinux.SelinuxError,
utils_selinux.set_status, "disabled")
