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test_ssh.py
Source: test_ssh.py
...95 self.assertLess((end_time - start_time), 5)96 self.assertGreaterEqual((end_time - start_time), 2)97 @mock.patch('select.POLLIN', SELECT_POLLIN, create=True)98 def test_timeout_in_exec_command(self):99 chan_mock, poll_mock, _ = self._set_mocks_for_select([0, 0, 0], True)100 # Test for a timeout condition immediately raised101 client = ssh.Client('localhost', 'root', timeout=2)102 with testtools.ExpectedException(exceptions.TimeoutException):103 client.exec_command("test")104 chan_mock.fileno.assert_called_once_with()105 chan_mock.exec_command.assert_called_once_with("test")106 chan_mock.shutdown_write.assert_called_once_with()107 poll_mock.register.assert_called_once_with(108 chan_mock, self.SELECT_POLLIN)109 poll_mock.poll.assert_called_once_with(10)110 @mock.patch('select.POLLIN', SELECT_POLLIN, create=True)111 def test_exec_command(self):112 chan_mock, poll_mock, select_mock = (113 self._set_mocks_for_select([[1, 0, 0]], True))114 closed_prop = mock.PropertyMock(return_value=True)115 type(chan_mock).closed = closed_prop116 chan_mock.recv_exit_status.return_value = 0117 chan_mock.recv.return_value = b''118 chan_mock.recv_stderr.return_value = b''119 client = ssh.Client('localhost', 'root', timeout=2)120 client.exec_command("test")121 chan_mock.fileno.assert_called_once_with()122 chan_mock.exec_command.assert_called_once_with("test")123 chan_mock.shutdown_write.assert_called_once_with()124 select_mock.assert_called_once_with()125 poll_mock.register.assert_called_once_with(126 chan_mock, self.SELECT_POLLIN)127 poll_mock.poll.assert_called_once_with(10)128 chan_mock.recv_ready.assert_called_once_with()129 chan_mock.recv.assert_called_once_with(1024)130 chan_mock.recv_stderr_ready.assert_called_once_with()131 chan_mock.recv_stderr.assert_called_once_with(1024)132 chan_mock.recv_exit_status.assert_called_once_with()133 closed_prop.assert_called_once_with()134 def _set_mocks_for_select(self, poll_data, ito_value=False):135 gsc_mock = self.patch('tempest_lib.common.ssh.Client.'136 '_get_ssh_connection')137 ito_mock = self.patch('tempest_lib.common.ssh.Client._is_timed_out')138 csp_mock = self.patch(139 'tempest_lib.common.ssh.Client._can_system_poll')140 csp_mock.return_value = True141 select_mock = self.patch('select.poll', create=True)142 client_mock = mock.MagicMock()143 tran_mock = mock.MagicMock()144 chan_mock = mock.MagicMock()145 poll_mock = mock.MagicMock()146 select_mock.return_value = poll_mock147 gsc_mock.return_value = client_mock148 ito_mock.return_value = ito_value149 client_mock.get_transport.return_value = tran_mock150 tran_mock.open_session.return_value = chan_mock151 if isinstance(poll_data[0], list):152 poll_mock.poll.side_effect = poll_data153 else:154 poll_mock.poll.return_value = poll_data155 return chan_mock, poll_mock, select_mock156 _utf8_string = six.unichr(1071)157 _utf8_bytes = _utf8_string.encode("utf-8")158 @mock.patch('select.POLLIN', SELECT_POLLIN, create=True)159 def test_exec_good_command_output(self):160 chan_mock, poll_mock, _ = self._set_mocks_for_select([1, 0, 0])161 closed_prop = mock.PropertyMock(return_value=True)162 type(chan_mock).closed = closed_prop163 chan_mock.recv_exit_status.return_value = 0164 chan_mock.recv.side_effect = [self._utf8_bytes[0:1],165 self._utf8_bytes[1:], b'R', b'']166 chan_mock.recv_stderr.return_value = b''167 client = ssh.Client('localhost', 'root', timeout=2)168 out_data = client.exec_command("test")169 self.assertEqual(self._utf8_string + 'R', out_data)170 @mock.patch('select.POLLIN', SELECT_POLLIN, create=True)171 def test_exec_bad_command_output(self):172 chan_mock, poll_mock, _ = self._set_mocks_for_select([1, 0, 0])173 closed_prop = mock.PropertyMock(return_value=True)174 type(chan_mock).closed = closed_prop175 chan_mock.recv_exit_status.return_value = 1176 chan_mock.recv.return_value = b''177 chan_mock.recv_stderr.side_effect = [b'R', self._utf8_bytes[0:1],178 self._utf8_bytes[1:], b'']179 client = ssh.Client('localhost', 'root', timeout=2)180 exc = self.assertRaises(exceptions.SSHExecCommandFailed,181 client.exec_command, "test")182 self.assertIn('R' + self._utf8_string, six.text_type(exc))183 def test_exec_command_no_select(self):184 gsc_mock = self.patch('tempest_lib.common.ssh.Client.'185 '_get_ssh_connection')186 csp_mock = self.patch(...
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