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Nicholas Terranova authoredNicholas Terranova authored
ngx_http_voms_module Testing
Description
Setup and files to test the ngx_http_voms_module are contained in the t
folder. The Openresty data-driven testsuite has been adopted for testing.
Test fixture setup
Proxy certificates are in the certs
folder:
- 0.pem: long-lived proxy certificate, without Attribute Certificate (AC);
- 1.pem: long-lived proxy certificate, with an expired AC;
- 2.pem: expired proxy certificate.
Proxy certificates are generated using VOMS client 3.3.0.
The following command is used:
VOMS_CLIENTS_JAVA_OPTIONS="-Dvoms.fake.vo=test.vo -Dvoms.fake=true -Dvoms.fake.aaCert=<path_to_cert>/voms_example.cert.pem -Dvoms.fake.aaKey=<path_to_key>/voms_example.key.pem" voms-proxy-init3 -voms test.vo -cert <path_to_test0>/test0.p12 --valid <validity>
voms_example.cert.pem and voms_example.ket.pem can be found in the certs
folder.
To perform correctly the VOMS AC validation, a *.lsc or *.pem file is needed in /etc/grid-security/vomsdir
, see VOMS client 3.3.0 User Guide for further details. An example of voms.example.lsc can be found in vomsdir/test.vo
.
Trust-anchors (igi-test-ca.pem) are contained in the trust-anchors
folder. Nginx server certificate and key (nginx_voms_example.cert.pem and nginx_voms_example_key.pem) are in the certs
folder.
Running Tests
To run the tests made available in the t
folder just type
prove -v
Using the docker image provided to exploit Openresty in the Storm2 project:
cp -r t /tmp
cd /tmp
prove -v
A copy of the t
folder is needed since the prove
command creates a directory servroot
in t
.