At 09:38 PM 6/7/2005 -0700, Heikki Toivonen wrote:
I was going to say "forget the external server" and do everything by
first recording a live session and then putting a mocket around the data
that was recorded.
However, SSL by design makes this approach hard because the server and
client want to agree on some random key and every session is therefore
different. Theoretically I could change the piece that chooses the
random part to be deterministic. Not sure how hard that piece would be
to find and how much would be involved in setting it so without
affecting the real security of the system. There might be something like
this already in OpenSSL's own test cases, but I'd have to go take a look.
Well, I already added useRealTime() and useSimulatedTime() to my
testreactor module, so all you should need to do in order to run your
original test is to just add the ReactorTestCase base class and replace the
run()/stop() with a waitUntil or waitFor(), after a call to
reactor.useRealTime().
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