Here's a script I wrote for testing session timeouts...
Here's an example call...
sessionTimeoutTest.sh 295 60 https://cas-test.athabascau.ca/cas/login
/tmp/credentials-student.txt
I don't know if it works with CAS 3 or not. I think technically, according to
the HTTP spec, as long as you do not modify any data somewhere, passing
parameters on the GET line is acceptable.
The credentials-student.txt has a single line like
"?username=blah&password=blah"
#!/bin/sh
# args timeout increment output.html logfile.log cookiefile url credentials.txt
TIMEOUT=$1
INCREMENT=$2
OUTPUT="`mktemp -t login.html.XXXXXXXXXX`"
LOGFILE="`mktemp -t session.log.XXXXXXXXXX`"
COOKIEFILE="`mktemp -t cookie.XXXXXXXXXX`"
URL=$3
CREDENTIALS=$4
wget --no-check-certificate -o $LOGFILE -O $OUTPUT \
--keep-session-cookies --load-cookies=$COOKIEFILE \
--save-cookies=$COOKIEFILE "${URL}`cat $CREDENTIALS`"
NOTTIMEDOUT=true
TOTALTIME=0
grep 'You have been logged' $OUTPUT
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
NOTTIMEDOUT=false
echo "LOGIN FAILED";
echo "Timeout at $TIMEOUT";
echo "Total time: $TOTALTIME";
fi
while $NOTTIMEDOUT -eq 'true'; do
echo "Testing timeout at $TIMEOUT seconds";
sleep $TIMEOUT
((TOTALTIME += $TIMEOUT));
wget --no-check-certificate -o $LOGFILE -O $OUTPUT --keep-session-cookies \
--load-cookies=$COOKIEFILE --save-cookies=$COOKIEFILE "$URL"
grep 'You have been logged' $OUTPUT
if [[ $? -ne 0 ]]; then
NOTTIMEDOUT=false
echo "Timeout at $TIMEOUT";
echo "Total time: $TOTALTIME";
fi
((TIMEOUT += $INCREMENT)); # up the session test in 15 minute intervals
done;
Trenton D. Adams
Systems Analyst/Web Software Engineer
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----- "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The wget with cookie params is interesting but if I remember I cannot
>
> send username & password thru the URL. So I guess I need to use curl
> first?
>
> Anyone has an experience with wget & CAS ?
>
>
>
> #Mirror website to a static copy for local browsing.
> #This means all links will be changed to point to the local files.
> #Note --html-extension will convert any CGI, ASP or PHP generated
> files
> to HTML (or anything else not .html).
> wget --mirror -w 2 -p --html-extension --convert-links -P <dir>
> http://www.yourdomain.com
>
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