def setUpClass(self):
# This is really, really bad and really, really stupid. If you are
# reading this and Twisted has gained support for handling
# SSL.Errors without automatically logging them (causing this test
# to fail), please rewrite this test to *not* call ignoreErrors
# here, and instead simply not log the exception that testUnTLS
# induces:
#
# OpenSSL.SSL.Error: [('SSL routines', 'SSL3_READ_BYTES', 'ssl handshake failure')]
#
# This happens because only one side of the connection is speaking
# SSL in that test method, the other end is just collecting bytes
# and examining them.
#
# Until it is possible to avoid having this error logged, we have to
# rely on the asserts in the tests making sure things are going
# alright.
log.ignoreErrors(SSL.Error)
def setUpClass(self):
# This is really, really bad and really, really stupid. If you are
# reading this and Twisted has gained support for handling
# SSL.Errors without automatically logging them (causing this test
# to fail), please rewrite this test to *not* call ignoreErrors
# here, and instead simply not log the exception that testUnTLS
# induces:
#
# OpenSSL.SSL.Error: [('SSL routines', 'SSL3_READ_BYTES', 'ssl handshake failure')]
#
# This happens because only one side of the connection is speaking
# SSL in that test method, the other end is just collecting bytes
# and examining them.
#
# Until it is possible to avoid having this error logged, we have to
# rely on the asserts in the tests making sure things are going
# alright.
log.ignoreErrors(SSL.Error)
def setUpClass(self):
log.ignoreErrors(SSL.Error)
