gecko-dev/security/nss/tests/common/init.sh
sonmi%netscape.com 56b21b1416 fixed a problems related to bug 96758 (typo in variable name)
and added comment about weird behavior and weirder solution
2001-09-10 21:55:52 +00:00

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#! /bin/sh
#
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########################################################################
#
# mozilla/security/nss/tests/common/init.sh
#
# initialization for NSS QA, can be included multiple times
# from all.sh and the individual scripts
#
# variables, utilities and shellfunctions global to NSS QA
# needs to work on all Unix and Windows platforms
#
# included from
# -------------
# all.sh
# ssl.sh
# sdr.sh
# cipher.sh
# perf.sh
# cert.sh
# smime.sh
# tools.sh
# fips.sh
#
# special strings
# ---------------
# FIXME ... known problems, search for this string
# NOTE .... unexpected behavior
#
# NOTE:
# -----
# Unlike the old QA this is based on files sourcing each other
# This is done to save time, since a great portion of time is lost
# in calling and sourcing the same things multiple times over the
# network. Also, this way all scripts have all shell function available
# and a completely common environment
#
########################################################################
if [ -z "${INIT_SOURCED}" -o "${INIT_SOURCED}" != "TRUE" ]; then
# Exit shellfunction to clean up at exit (error, regular or signal)
Exit()
{
if [ -n "$1" ] ; then
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: Exit: $*"
html_failed "<TR><TD>$*"
fi
echo "</TABLE><BR>" >> ${RESULTS}
if [ -n "${TAILPID}" ]; then
${KILL} "${TAILPID}"
fi
if [ -n "${SERVERPID}" -a -f "${SERVERPID}" ]; then
${KILL} `cat ${SERVERPID}`
fi
CLEANUP=${SCRIPTNAME}
cd ${QADIR}
. common/cleanup.sh
case $1 in
[0-4][0-9]|[0-9])
exit $1;
;;
*)
exit 1
;;
esac
}
#html functions to give the resultfiles a consistant look
html() ######################### write the results.html file
{ # 3 functions so we can put targets in the output.log easier
echo $* >>${RESULTS}
}
html_passed()
{
html "$* ${HTML_PASSED}"
}
html_failed()
{
html "$* ${HTML_FAILED}"
}
html_head()
{
html "<TABLE BORDER=1><TR><TH COLSPAN=3>$*</TH></TR>"
html "<TR><TH width=500>Test Case</TH><TH width=50>Result</TH></TR>"
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: $* ==============================="
}
html_msg()
{
if [ "$1" -ne "$2" ] ; then
html_failed "<TR><TD>$3"
if [ -n "$4" ] ; then
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: $3 $4 FAILED"
fi
else
html_passed "<TR><TD>$3"
if [ -n "$4" ] ; then
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: $3 $4 PASSED"
fi
fi
}
HTML_FAILED='</TD><TD bgcolor=red>Failed</TD><TR>'
HTML_PASSED='</TD><TD bgcolor=lightGreen>Passed</TD><TR>'
#directory name init
SCRIPTNAME=init.sh
mozilla_root=`(cd ../../../..; pwd)`
MOZILLA_ROOT=${MOZILLA_ROOT-$mozilla_root}
qadir=`(cd ..; pwd)`
QADIR=${QADIR-$qadir}
common=${QADIR}/common
COMMON=${TEST_COMMON-$common}
export COMMON
DIST=${DIST-${MOZILLA_ROOT}/dist}
SECURITY_ROOT=${SECURITY_ROOT-${MOZILLA_ROOT}/security/nss}
TESTDIR=${TESTDIR-${MOZILLA_ROOT}/tests_results/security}
OBJDIR=`(cd $COMMON; gmake objdir_name)`
OS_ARCH=`(cd $COMMON; gmake os_arch)`
OS_NAME=`uname -s | sed -e "s/-[0-9]*\.[0-9]*//"`
#in case of backward comp. tests the calling scripts set the
#PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH and do not want them to be changed
if [ -z "${DON_T_SET_PATHS}" -o "${DON_T_SET_PATHS}" != "TRUE" ] ; then
if [ "${OS_ARCH}" = "WINNT" -a "$OS_NAME" != "CYGWIN_NT" ]; then
PATH=.\;${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/bin\;${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/lib\;$PATH
PATH=`perl ../path_uniq -d ';' "$PATH"`
else
PATH=.:/bin:/usr/bin:${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/bin:${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/lib:$PATH
# added /bin and /usr/bin in the beginning so a local perl will
# be used
PATH=`perl ../path_uniq -d ':' "$PATH"`
fi
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/lib
SHLIB_PATH=${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/lib
LIBPATH=${DIST}/${OBJDIR}/lib
fi
if [ ! -d "${TESTDIR}" ]; then
echo "$SCRIPTNAME init: Creating ${TESTDIR}"
mkdir -p ${TESTDIR}
fi
#HOST and DOMSUF are needed for the server cert
case $HOST in
*\.*)
HOST=`echo $HOST | sed -e "s/\..*//"`
;;
?*)
;;
*)
HOST=`uname -n`
case $HOST in
*\.*)
HOST=`echo $HOST | sed -e "s/\..*//"`
;;
?*)
;;
*)
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: Fatal HOST environment variable is not defined."
exit 1 #does not need to be Exit, very early in script
;;
esac
;;
esac
if [ -z "${DOMSUF}" ]; then
DOMSUF=`domainname`
if [ -z "${DOMSUF}" ]; then
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: Fatal DOMSUF env. variable is not defined."
exit 1 #does not need to be Exit, very early in script
fi
fi
#HOSTADDR was a workaround for the dist. stress test, and is probably
#not needed anymore (purpose: be able to use IP address for the server
#cert instead of PC name which was not in the DNS because of dyn IP address
if [ -z "$USE_IP" -o "$USE_IP" != "TRUE" ] ; then
HOSTADDR=${HOST}.${DOMSUF}
else
HOSTADDR=${IP_ADDRESS}
fi
#if running remote side of the distributed stress test we need to use
#the files that the server side gives us...
if [ -n "$DO_REM_ST" -a "$DO_REM_ST" = "TRUE" ] ; then
for w in `ls -rtd ${TESTDIR}/${HOST}.[0-9]* 2>/dev/null |
sed -e "s/.*${HOST}.//"` ; do
version=$w
done
HOSTDIR=${TESTDIR}/${HOST}.$version
echo "$SCRIPTNAME init: HOSTDIR $HOSTDIR"
echo $HOSTDIR
if [ ! -d $HOSTDIR ] ; then
echo "$SCRIPTNAME: Fatal: Remote side of dist. stress test "
echo " - server HOSTDIR $HOSTDIR does not exist"
exit 1 #does not need to be Exit, very early in script
fi
fi
#find the HOSTDIR, where the results are supposed to go
if [ -n "${HOSTDIR}" ]; then
version=`echo $HOSTDIR | sed -e "s/.*${HOST}.//"`
else
if [ -f "${TESTDIR}/${HOST}" ]; then
version=`cat ${TESTDIR}/${HOST}`
else
version=1
fi
#file has a tendency to disappear, messing up the rest of QA -
#workaround to find the next higher number if version file is not there
if [ -z "${version}" ]; then # for some strange reason this file
# gets truncated at times... Windos
for w in `ls -d ${TESTDIR}/${HOST}.[0-9]* 2>/dev/null |
sort -t '.' -n | sed -e "s/.*${HOST}.//"` ; do
version=`expr $w + 1`
done
if [ -z "${version}" ]; then
version=1
fi
fi
expr $version + 1 > ${TESTDIR}/${HOST}
HOSTDIR=${TESTDIR}/${HOST}'.'$version
mkdir -p ${HOSTDIR}
fi
#result and log file and filename init,
if [ -z "${LOGFILE}" ]; then
LOGFILE=${HOSTDIR}/output.log
fi
if [ ! -f "${LOGFILE}" ]; then
touch ${LOGFILE}
fi
if [ -z "${RESULTS}" ]; then
RESULTS=${HOSTDIR}/results.html
fi
if [ ! -f "${RESULTS}" ]; then
cp ${COMMON}/results_header.html ${RESULTS}
html "<H4>Platform: ${OBJDIR}<BR>"
html "Test Run: ${HOST}.$version</H4>"
html "${BC_ACTION}"
html "<HR><BR>"
html "<HTML><BODY>"
echo "********************************************" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo " Platform: ${OBJDIR}" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo " Results: ${HOST}.$version" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo "********************************************" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo "$BC_ACTION" | tee ${LOGFILE}
#if running remote side of the distributed stress test let the user know who it is...
elif [ -n "$DO_REM_ST" -a "$DO_REM_ST" = "TRUE" ] ; then
echo "********************************************" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo " Platform: ${OBJDIR}" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo " Results: ${HOST}.$version" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo " remote side of distributed stress test " | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo " `uname -n -s`" | tee ${LOGFILE}
echo "********************************************" | tee ${LOGFILE}
fi
echo "$SCRIPTNAME init: Testing PATH $PATH against LIB $LD_LIBRARY_PATH" |
tee ${LOGFILE}
KILL="kill"
if [ "${OS_ARCH}" = "Linux" ]; then
#on linux the selfserv needs up to 30 seconds to fully die and free
#the socket
SLEEP="sleep 30"
fi
if [ `uname -s` = "SunOS" ]; then
PS="/usr/5bin/ps"
else
PS="ps"
fi
#found 3 rsh's so far that do not work as expected - cygnus mks6
#(restricted sh) and mks 7 - if it is not in c:/winnt/system32 it
#needs to be set in the environ.ksh
if [ -z "$RSH" ]; then
if [ "${OS_ARCH}" = "WINNT" -a "$OS_NAME" = "CYGWIN_NT" ]; then
RSH=/cygdrive/c/winnt/system32/rsh
elif [ "${OS_ARCH}" = "WINNT" ]; then
RSH=c:/winnt/system32/rsh
else
RSH=rsh
fi
fi
#more filename and directoryname init
CURDIR=`pwd`
CU_ACTION='Unknown certutil action'
# would like to preserve some tmp files, also easier to see if there
# are "leftovers" - another possibility ${HOSTDIR}/tmp
TMP=${HOSTDIR} #TMP=${TMP-/tmp}
TEMP=${TMP}
TMPDIR=${TMP}
CADIR=${HOSTDIR}/CA
SERVERDIR=${HOSTDIR}/server
CLIENTDIR=${HOSTDIR}/client
ALICEDIR=${HOSTDIR}/alicedir
BOBDIR=${HOSTDIR}/bobdir
DAVEDIR=${HOSTDIR}/dave
FIPSDIR=${HOSTDIR}/fips
PWFILE=${TMP}/tests.pw.$$
NOISE_FILE=${TMP}/tests_noise.$$
FIPSPWFILE=${TMP}/tests.fipspw.$$
FIPSBADPWFILE=${TMP}/tests.fipsbadpw.$$
FIPSP12PWFILE=${TMP}/tests.fipsp12pw.$$
FIPSCERTNICK="FIPS_PUB_140-1_Test_Certificate"
# we need relative pathnames of these files abd directories, since our
# tools can't handle the unix style absolut pathnames on cygnus
R_CADIR=../CA
R_SERVERDIR=../server
R_CLIENTDIR=../client
R_ALICEDIR=../alicedir
R_BOBDIR=../bobdir
R_DAVEDIR=../dave
R_PWFILE=../tests.pw.$$
R_NOISE_FILE=../tests_noise.$$
R_FIPSPWFILE=../tests.fipspw.$$
R_FIPSBADPWFILE=../tests.fipsbadpw.$$
R_FIPSP12PWFILE=../tests.fipsp12pw.$$
echo "fips140" > ${FIPSPWFILE}
echo "fips104" > ${FIPSBADPWFILE}
echo "pkcs12fips140" > ${FIPSP12PWFILE}
# a new log file, short - fast to search, mostly for tools to
# see if their portion of the cert has succeeded, also for me -
CERT_LOG_FILE=${HOSTDIR}/cert.log #the output.log is so crowded...
TEMPFILES="${PWFILE} ${NOISE_FILE}"
trap "Exit $0 Signal_caught" 2 3
export PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH SHLIB_PATH LIBPATH
export DOMSUF HOSTADDR
export KILL SLEEP PS
export MOZILLA_ROOT SECURITY_ROOT DIST TESTDIR OBJDIR HOSTDIR QADIR
export LOGFILE SCRIPTNAME
#used for the distributed stress test, the server generates certificates
#from GLOB_MIN_CERT to GLOB_MAX_CERT
# NOTE - this variable actually gets initialized by directly by the
# ssl_dist_stress.shs sl_ds_init() before init is called - need to change
# in both places. speaking of data encapsulatioN...
if [ -z "$GLOB_MIN_CERT" ] ; then
GLOB_MIN_CERT=0
fi
if [ -z "$GLOB_MAX_CERT" ] ; then
GLOB_MAX_CERT=200
fi
if [ -z "$MIN_CERT" ] ; then
MIN_CERT=$GLOB_MIN_CERT
fi
if [ -z "$MAX_CERT" ] ; then
MAX_CERT=$GLOB_MAX_CERT
fi
SCRIPTNAME=$0
INIT_SOURCED=TRUE #whatever one does - NEVER export this one please
fi