On 07/14/2016 03:39 PM, Lenka Doudova wrote:


On 07/13/2016 06:04 PM, Martin Babinsky wrote:
On 07/01/2016 04:45 PM, Lenka Doudova wrote:


On 07/01/2016 03:04 PM, Martin Babinsky wrote:
On 07/01/2016 11:13 AM, Lenka Doudova wrote:
And, of course, a patch file :)


On 07/01/2016 11:09 AM, Lenka Doudova wrote:
Hi all,

here's patch with basic test suite for support of UPN.

Note: it needs to be applied on top of my patch 0025.2 (or later, if
there's will be more fixes to that patch).


Lenka





Hi Lenka,

test data such as usernames, etc. should be stored either in separate
resource files or at least as class attributes like this:

diff --git a/ipatests/test_integration/test_trust.py
b/ipatests/test_integration/test_trust.py
index e8fdc6b..86ba7cc 100644
--- a/ipatests/test_integration/test_trust.py
+++ b/ipatests/test_integration/test_trust.py
@@ -394,28 +394,33 @@ class TestTrustWithUPN(ADTrustBase):
     """
     Test support of UPN for trusted domains
     """
+    upn_suffix = 'UPNsuffix.com'
+    upn_username = 'upnuser'
+    upn_princ = '{}@{}'.format(upn_username, upn_suffix)
+    upn_password = 'Secret123456'
+
     def test_upn_in_nonposix_trust(self):
         """ Check that UPN is listed as trust attribute """
         result = self.master.run_command(['ipa', 'trust-show',
self.ad_domain,
                                           '--all', '--raw'])

-        assert "ipantadditionalsuffixes: UPNsuffix.com" in
result.stdout_text
+        assert ("ipantadditionalsuffixes:
{}".format(self.upn_suffix) in
+                result.stdout_text)

     def test_upn_user_resolution_in_nonposix_trust(self):
         """ Check that user with UPN can be resolved """
-        upnuser = 'upnu...@upnsuffix.com'
-        result = self.master.run_command(['getent', 'passwd',
upnuser])
+        result = self.master.run_command(['getent', 'passwd',
self.upn_princ])

         # result will contain AD domain, not UPN
-        upnuser_regex = "^upnuser@{0}:\*:(\d+):(\d+):UPN
User:/:$".format(
-            self.ad_domain)
+        upnuser_regex = "^{}@{}:\*:(\d+):(\d+):UPN User:/:$".format(
+            self.upn_username, self.ad_domain)
         assert re.search(upnuser_regex, result.stdout_text)

     def test_upn_user_authentication(self):
         """ Check that AD user with UPN can authenticate in IPA """
         self.master.run_command(['systemctl', 'restart', 'krb5kdc'])
-        self.master.run_command(['kinit', '-C', '-E',
'upnu...@upnsuffix.com'],
-                                stdin_text='Secret123456')
+        self.master.run_command(['kinit', '-C', '-E', self.upn_princ],
+                                stdin_text=self.upn_password)

otherwise LGTM.

Thanks for review, fixed patch attached.

Few notes:
1. mbabinsky's suggestion to store testdata as class attributes or
separate resource file: I decided to use the class attribute approach.
The separate resource file is a nice idea, which I have already put on
my "to do" list - there's a lot of hardcoded stuff in the trust tests,
even in the original ones (before my patches), so when there's time I'll
work on a way how to dynamically provide this data as test configuration
2. previous discussion about getent vs. pwd.getpwnam(): I'll leave the
getent command, since according to mbasti the alternative would not work
in CI.

Lenka

Hi Lenka,

I am not sure 'test_all_trustdomains_found' should be run as a part of
this test suite. Maybe yes, I'm not sure.

Also I would add a 60 second sleep after KDC restart in
'test_upn_user_authentication' so that MS-PAC cache gets refreshed
before trying to kinit as enterprise principal.

Two of the tests fail on my setup but that is probably due to
https://fedorahosted.org/freeipa/ticket/6082 .

Hi,

the "test_all_trustdomains_found" method is inherited from parent class,
and I believe it cannot hurt to have it there.
I added the sleep as you requested.
I also tried to run the tests with two way trust and since everything
was fine then, the failures you experienced are really most likely due
to the oddjob issue you linked. Of course the patch still contains tests
with one way trusts, so until the oddjob issue is solved, the tests will
probably fail, and should be fine once the fix is provided.

Fixed patch attached.
Lenka

Yes I think that the failing tests are due to bugs in trust, not the test code. ACK.

--
Martin^3 Babinsky

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