def __init__(self, opts):
sec1, sec2 = self._get_security(opts)
# authsys1 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid, opts.gid, [])
authsys2 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid + 1,
opts.gid + 1, [])
self.c1 = NFS4Client('client1_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1],
opts=opts)
self.c2 = NFS4Client('client2_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[authsys2],
opts=opts)
self.longname = "a" * 512
self.uid = 0
self.gid = 0
self.opts = opts
self.filedata = "This is the file test data."
self.linkdata = "/etc/X11"
self.stateid0 = stateid4(0, '')
self.stateid1 = stateid4(0xffffffffL, '\xff' * 12)
def __init__(self, opts):
sec1, sec2 = self._get_security(opts)
# authsys1 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid, opts.gid, [])
authsys2 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid+1, opts.gid+1, [])
self.c1 = NFS4Client('client1_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1], opts=opts)
self.c2 = NFS4Client('client2_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[authsys2], opts=opts)
self.longname = "a"*512
self.uid = 0
self.gid = 0
self.opts = opts
self.filedata = "This is the file test data."
self.linkdata = "/etc/X11"
self.stateid0 = stateid4(0, '')
self.stateid1 = stateid4(0xffffffffL, '\xff'*12)
def __init__(self, opts):
sec1, sec2 = self._get_security(opts)
# authsys1 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid, opts.gid, [])
authsys2 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid+1, opts.gid+1, [])
authsys4 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, 10, 10, [])
self.c1 = NFS4Client('client1_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1], opts=opts)
self.c2 = NFS4Client('client2_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[authsys2], opts=opts)
# Same auth/UID as c1, different client name.
self.c3 = NFS4Client('client3_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1], opts=opts)
# Connection for admin. Used in st_idmap.py
self.c4 = NFS4Client('client4_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[authsys4], opts=opts)
if opts.secondserver:
print "Using secondserver = %s" % opts.secondserver
self.c1node2 = NFS4Client('client1_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.secondserver, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1], opts=opts)
self.c3node2 = NFS4Client('client3_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.secondserver, opts.port, opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1], opts=opts)
self.secondconns = [("clientid3", self.c3), ("clientid3-node2", self.c3node2)]
self.secondconn = None
else:
self.secondconns = [("clientid3", self.c3)]
#self.secondconns = []
self.secondconn = None
self.longname = "a"*512
self.uid = 0
self.gid = 0
self.opts = opts
self.filedata = "This is the file test data."
self.linkdata = "/etc/X11"
self.stateid0 = stateid4(0, '')
self.stateid1 = stateid4(0xffffffffL, '\xff'*12)
def makeBadID(stateid):
"""Given a good stateid, makes it bad
NOTE this looks into server opaque data, thus is very specific
to the CITI linux server. All tests which use this function have
the flag 'badid'
"""
boottime = stateid.other[0:4]
bad = stateid4(stateid.seqid , boottime+"\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0")
return bad
def makeBadID(stateid):
"""Given a good stateid, makes it bad
NOTE this looks into server opaque data, thus is very specific
to the CITI linux server. All tests which use this function have
the flag 'badid'
"""
boottime = stateid.other[0:4]
bad = stateid4(stateid.seqid , boottime+"\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0")
return bad
def testBadStateid(t, env):
"""LOCK should return NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID if use a bad id
FLAGS: lock badid all
DEPEND: MKFILE
CODE: LOCK11
"""
c = env.c1
c.init_connection()
fh, stateid = c.create_confirm(t.code)
res = c.lock_file(t.code, fh, stateid4(0, ''))
check(res, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID, "LOCK with a bad stateid")
def testBadStateid(t, env):
"""OPEN_CONFIRM with a bad state should return NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID
FLAGS: openconfirm badid all
CODE: OPCF5
"""
c = env.c1
c.init_connection()
res = c.create_file(t.code)
check(res)
fh = res.resarray[-1].switch.switch.object
res = _confirm(t, c, fh, stateid4(0, ''))
check(res, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID, "OPEN_CONFIRM with a bad state")
def makeStaleId(stateid):
"""Given a good stateid, makes it stale
NOTE this looks into server opaque data, thus is very specific
to the CITI linux server. All tests which use this function have
the flag 'staleid'
"""
# The first 4 bytes of the linux stateid correspond to a time.
# Choose a value older than any reasonable time, without
# risking the chance of conflict with the zero-stateid.
staletime = "\0\0\0\1"
stale = stateid4(stateid.seqid , staletime+"\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0")
return stale
def testBadStateid(t, env):
"""OPEN_CONFIRM with a bad state should return NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID
FLAGS: openconfirm badid all
CODE: OPCF5
"""
c = env.c1
c.init_connection()
res = c.create_file(t.code)
check(res)
fh = res.resarray[-1].arm.arm.object
res = _confirm(t, c, fh, stateid4(0, ''))
check(res, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID, "OPEN_CONFIRM with a bad state")
def makeStaleId(stateid):
"""Given a good stateid, makes it stale
NOTE this looks into server opaque data, thus is very specific
to the CITI linux server. All tests which use this function have
the flag 'staleid'
"""
# The first 4 bytes of the linux stateid correspond to a time.
# Choose a value older than any reasonable time, without
# risking the chance of conflict with the zero-stateid.
staletime = "\0\0\0\1"
stale = stateid4(stateid.seqid , staletime+"\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0")
return stale
def testBadLockStateid(t, env):
"""LOCKU should return NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID if use a bad id
FLAGS: locku badid all
DEPEND: MKFILE
CODE: LKU8
"""
c = env.c1
c.init_connection()
fh, stateid = c.create_confirm(t.code)
res1 = c.lock_file(t.code, fh, stateid)
check(res1)
res2 = c.unlock_file(1, fh, stateid4(0, ''))
check(res2, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID, "LOCKU with a bad stateid")
def testBadLockStateid(t, env):
"""LOCKU should return NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID if use a bad id
FLAGS: locku badid all
DEPEND: MKFILE
CODE: LKU8
"""
c = env.c1
c.init_connection()
fh, stateid = c.create_confirm(t.code)
res1 = c.lock_file(t.code, fh, stateid)
check(res1)
res2 = c.unlock_file(1, fh, stateid4(0, ''))
check(res2, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID, "LOCKU with a bad stateid")
def makeStaleId(stateid):
"""Given a good stateid, makes it stale
NOTE this looks into server opaque data, thus is very specific
to the CITI linux server. All tests which use this function have
the flag 'staleid'
"""
boottime = stateid.other[0:4]
if ord(boottime[0]):
staletime = "\0" + boottime[1:4]
else:
staletime = "a" + boottime[1:4]
stale = stateid4(stateid.seqid , staletime+"\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0")
return stale
def makeStaleId(stateid):
"""Given a good stateid, makes it stale
NOTE this looks into server opaque data, thus is very specific
to the CITI linux server. All tests which use this function have
the flag 'staleid'
"""
boottime = stateid.other[0:4]
if ord(boottime[0]):
staletime = "\0" + boottime[1:4]
else:
staletime = "a" + boottime[1:4]
stale = stateid4(stateid.seqid, staletime + "\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0")
return stale
def __init__(self, opts):
sec1, sec2 = self._get_security(opts)
# authsys1 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid, opts.gid, [])
authsys2 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, opts.uid + 1,
opts.gid + 1, [])
authsys4 = rpc.SecAuthSys(0, opts.machinename, 10, 10, [])
self.c1 = NFS4Client('client1_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1],
opts=opts)
self.c2 = NFS4Client('client2_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[authsys2],
opts=opts)
# Same auth/UID as c1, different client name.
self.c3 = NFS4Client('client3_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1],
opts=opts)
# Connection for admin. Used in st_idmap.py
self.c4 = NFS4Client('client4_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.server,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[authsys4],
opts=opts)
if opts.secondserver:
print "Using secondserver = %s" % opts.secondserver
self.c1node2 = NFS4Client('client1_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.secondserver,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1],
opts=opts)
self.c3node2 = NFS4Client('client3_pid%i' % os.getpid(),
opts.secondserver,
opts.port,
opts.path,
sec_list=[sec1],
opts=opts)
self.secondconns = [("clientid3", self.c3),
("clientid3-node2", self.c3node2)]
self.secondconn = None
else:
self.secondconns = [("clientid3", self.c3)]
#self.secondconns = []
self.secondconn = None
self.longname = "a" * 512
self.uid = 0
self.gid = 0
self.opts = opts
self.filedata = "This is the file test data."
self.linkdata = "/etc/X11"
self.stateid0 = stateid4(0, '')
self.stateid1 = stateid4(0xffffffffL, '\xff' * 12)
