Daniel Kahn Gillmor
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This allows us to invoke dkimpy-milter as "python -m dkimpy_milter dkimpy-milter.conf", which makes running the test suite easier.
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68 lines
1.6 KiB
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#!/bin/bash
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set -e
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WORKDIR=$(mktemp -d)
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TESTDIR=$(realpath "$(dirname "$0")")
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DKIMPY_MILTER=${DKIMPY_MILTER:-"$TESTDIR/dkimpy-milter"}
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cd "$WORKDIR"
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printf "Testing %s from directory %s\n" "$DKIMPY_MILTER" "$WORKDIR"
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dknewkey --ktype ed25519 testkey
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cat > signing.conf <<EOF
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Domain example.net
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KeyFileEd25519 testkey.key
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SelectorEd25519 testkey
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Socket unix:signing.sock
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PidFile signing.pid
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Mode s
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UserID $(id --name --user):$(id --name --group)
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EOF
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cat > verify.conf <<EOF
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Socket unix:verify.sock
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PidFile verify.pid
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Mode v
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DNSOverride $(cat testkey.dns)
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UserID $(id --name --user):$(id --name --group)
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EOF
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cleanup() {
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echo cleaning up jobs:
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jobs
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if [ -s signing.pid ] && kill -0 "$(cat signing.pid)"; then
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kill "$(cat signing.pid)"
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fi
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if [ -s verify.pid ] && kill -0 "$(cat verify.pid)"; then
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kill "$(cat verify.pid)"
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fi
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wait
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for errdata in signing.stderr verify.stderr; do
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if [ -s "$errdata" ]; then
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printf -- "-> %s:\n" "$errdata"
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cat "$errdata"
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printf -- "-> end %s\n" "$errdata"
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fi
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done
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rm -rf "$WORKDIR"
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}
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PYTHONPATH="$(dirname "$TESTDIR")" "$DKIMPY_MILTER" signing.conf 2>signing.stderr &
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PYTHONPATH="$(dirname "$TESTDIR")" "$DKIMPY_MILTER" verify.conf 2>verify.stderr &
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trap cleanup EXIT
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# ugly ugly (how are we supposed to know that the filter is ready?):
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sleep 2
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# uses miltertest from opendkim:
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for x in ${TESTS:-"$TESTDIR"/*.miltertest}; do
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if ! [ -e "$x" ]; then
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if [ -e "$TESTDIR/$x" ]; then
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x="$TESTDIR/$x"
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fi
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fi
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printf -- "-> running %s...\n" "$x"
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miltertest -s "$x"
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done
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