eliminate explicit specification of protocol in tests and
loops over protocol. We only support SSHv2 now.
Upstream-Regress-ID: 0082838a9b8a382b7ee9cbf0c1b9db727784fadd
Remove deprecated SSH1 options RSAAuthentication and
RhostsRSAAuthentication from regression test sshd_config.
Upstream-Regress-ID: 8066b753d9dce7cf02ff87af5c727ff680d99491
Move the "stop sshd" code into its own helper function.
Patch from Zev Weiss <zev at bewilderbeest.net>, ok djm@
Upstream-Regress-ID: a113dea77df5bd97fb4633ea31f3d72dbe356329
Reverse args to sshd-log-wrapper. Matches change in
portable, where it allows sshd do be optionally run under Valgrind.
Upstream-Regress-ID: b438d1c6726dc5caa2a45153e6103a0393faa906
remove Protocol directive from client/server configs that
causes spammy deprecation warnings
hardcode SSH_PROTOCOLS=2, since that's all we support on the server
now (the client still may support both, so it could get confused)
Upstream-Regress-ID: c16662c631af51633f9fd06aca552a70535de181
[multiplex.sh test-exec.sh]
add a hook to the cleanup() function to kill $SSH_PID if it is set
use it to kill the mux master started in multiplex.sh (it was being left
around on fatal failures)
[regress/login-timeout.sh regress/reexec.sh regress/test-exec.sh]
Use SUDO when cat'ing pid files and running the sshd log wrapper so that
it works with a restrictive umask and the pid files are not world readable.
Changes from -portable. (id sync only)
[regress/Makefile regress/rekey.sh regress/integrity.sh
regress/sshd-log-wrapper.sh regress/forwarding.sh regress/test-exec.sh]
use -E option for ssh and sshd to write debuging logs to ssh{,d}.log and
save the output from any failing tests. If a test fails the debug output
from ssh and sshd for the failing tests (and only the failing tests) should
be available in failed-ssh{,d}.log.
[regress/rekey.sh regress/test-exec.sh regress/integrity.sh
regress/multiplex.sh Makefile regress/cfgmatch.sh]
Split the regress log into 3 parts: the debug output from ssh, the debug
log from sshd and the output from the client command (ssh, scp or sftp).
Somewhat functional now, will become more useful when ssh/sshd -E is added.
[test-exec.sh]
Only regenerate host keys if they don't exist or if ssh-keygen has changed
since they were. Reduces test runtime by 5-30% depending on machine
speed.
[regress/sftp-glob.sh regress/test-exec.sh] Rework how feature tests are
disabled on platforms that do not support them; add a "config_defined()"
shell function that greps for defines in config.h and use them to decide
on feature tests.
Convert a couple of existing grep's over config.h to use the new function
Add a define "FILESYSTEM_NO_BACKSLASH" for filesystem that can't represent
backslash characters in filenames, enable it for Cygwin and use it to turn
of tests for quotes backslashes in sftp-glob.sh.
based on discussion with vinschen AT redhat.com and dtucker@; ok dtucker@
regress/test-exec.sh] Under certain conditions when testing with sudo
tests would fail because the pidfile could not be read by a regular user.
"cat: cannot open ...../regress/pidfile: Permission denied (error 13)"
Make sure cat is run by $SUDO. no objection from me. djm@
[regress/test-exec.sh]
wait for sshd to fully stop in cleanup() function; avoids races in tests
that do multiple start_sshd/cleanup cycles; "I hate pidfiles" deraadt@
[regress/Makefile regress/test-exec.sh regress/conch-ciphers.sh]
very basic regress test against Twisted Conch in "make interop"
target (conch is available in ports/devel/py-twisted/conch);
ok markus@
[regress/Makefile regress/test-exec.sh regress/putty-ciphers.sh]
[regress/putty-kex.sh regress/putty-transfer.sh regress/ssh2putty.sh]
basic (crypto, kex and transfer) interop regression tests against putty
To run these, install putty and run "make interop-tests" from the build
directory - the tests aren't run by default yet.
[regress/sftp-glob.sh regress/test-exec.sh]
remove "echo -E" crap that I added in last commit and use printf(1) for
cases where we strictly require echo not to reprocess escape characters.
djm@openbsd.org
dtucker@openbsd.org
Darren Tucker
Tim Rice
markus@openbsd.org
Damien Miller