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When waiting for the server command handler to start
listening, wait only for so long (5 seconds) and if
it has not managed to start listening before then,
we *skip* (because something is wrong with the *system*).
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This commit fixes the connection_information testcase with TLS 1.3
connections.
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Implement encode/decode of pre_shared_key.
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Implement encode/decode of psk_key_exchange_modes.
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The suite was renamed tls_1_3_versions_SUITE but
apparently not via git, so the old file remained.
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Do not test TLS 1.0 with these old versions as we do send hello extensions
for those implementations that will use them, and trailing unknown data
should be ignored by RFC complient implementations.
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The (second) notify test case had a faulty "condition" test
(which skipped the case in all cases except when it was
supposed to be skipped :)
Also, the test start and stop of the manager during the
test case has been adjusted. We try to keep track of how
long time each start and stop takes. And also, if they takes
to long, we skip the case.
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Make stopping the manager (the entire manager sup tree)
more easy. The function(s) for starting and stopping the
manager that exist in the snmpm module is (mostly) intended
for testing, making the stop function more "potent" is no
real problem (now any process not just the parent) can stop
the manager process tree.
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We have seen one case when it takes unreasonably long time
to start the manager, which causes the test case (notify_started01)
to fail. We try to monitor the start, and if it takes to long
a time, we instead skip.
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Also clean up code after previous test moves
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Also refactor Rizzo tests to minimize them to only test
what actually can be tested. In practice this was already
done but a lot of legacy code remained. In the past timing
happened to make it look like it was possible to test
Rizzo-Dungeon mitigation in more detail, but it was based on
false assumptions that can not be applied to streams.
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It looked like two messages was received in the "wrong" order,
cuasing the request_and_reply_plain test case tro fail (on
a windows machine).
On closer inspection, the reason was that an "unconditional"
receive was made when waiting for a (disconnect) callback.
But instead we received a secondary message. So, remove
the unconditional receive and instead introduce a timeout
(10 seconds).
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It seems that the megaco_config process did not start (for
an unknown reason) and that resulted in a failed test case.
But starting the config process was not what the test case
was for, so it should have resulted in a skip.
Also, since we did not check the result of the config start,
we don't know why it failed.
So, move the start and stop of the megaco_config process
to the [init|end]_per_testcase function(s). If we fail to
start, then we skip (with a useful reason).
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* maint:
ssl: Fix handling of ALPN in TLS 1.3
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* peterdmv/ssl/fix-tls13-alpn:
ssl: Fix handling of ALPN in TLS 1.3
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* ingela/ssl/restructure-tests:
ssl: Add API suites
ssl: Covered by property tests
ssl: Correct RSP/PSK and ALPN handling
ssl: Better grouping of test
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This is also an effort to group test cases better.
More such commits will follow.
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The new implementation use maps iterators and are more
perfomant in banchmarks by roughly 10%. More importantly,
the iterators approach allow us to short-circuit and abort
early.
fold and filter have also been changed to use iterators.
We could simply delegate to the maps' functions, but
inlining the implementation allows us to skip a double
anonymous function dispatch.
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The load test suite did not properly handle attempts to
skip test cases. If we failed to start one of the slave
nodes for whatever reason (in this case we got a timeout),
this should not result in a failed test case as this is
out of the control of the test case. As it was, we *did*
try to issue a skip, but the "load controller" did not
detect it. It instead transformed it into a regular error.
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Extention handling need some fixes to work
correctly for ALPN and SSL-3.0 only client/servers
do not support extensions
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Regroup testes after functionality making it easier to
test all variants (all protocols, all cert types etc).
Also extend OpenSSL interop
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The functions io:columns() and io:rows() only worked correctly inside
interactive erlang shells before this fix. These functions returned
{error,enotsup} before this fix even if stdout and stdin were
connected to a terminal when they were invoked from an escript or a
program started with e.g., `erl -noshell`.
This commit fixes issue ERL-717.
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Removed the "compile all" compiler directive for the mreq
megaco test suite.
This is not actually used in the "top" suite (for some reason).
We leave it like that, but still fix the various issues so that
it at least work.
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Removed the "compile all" compiler directive for the load
megaco test suite.
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Removed the "compile all" compiler directive for the examples
megaco test suite.
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Removed the "compile all" compiler directive for the digit map
megaco test suite.
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