def test_send_authority_expiration_notifications():
from lemur.notifications.messaging import send_authority_expiration_notifications
verify_sender_email()
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(180)
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(180) # two on the same day results in a single email
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(365)
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(364)
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(366)
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(179)
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(181)
create_ca_cert_that_expires_in_days(1)
assert send_authority_expiration_notifications() == (2, 0)
def authority_expirations():
"""
Runs Lemur's notification engine, that looks for expiring certificate authority certificates and sends
notifications out to the security team and owner.
:return:
"""
status = FAILURE_METRIC_STATUS
try:
print("Starting to notify subscribers about expiring certificate authority certificates!")
success, failed = send_authority_expiration_notifications()
print(
"Finished notifying subscribers about expiring certificate authority certificates! "
f"Sent: {success} Failed: {failed}"
)
status = SUCCESS_METRIC_STATUS
except Exception as e:
capture_exception()
metrics.send(
"authority_expiration_notification_job", "counter", 1, metric_tags={"status": status}
)