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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Testing script for singularity and orbit
# This line:
# - aborts the script after any pipeline returns nonzero (e)
# - shows all commands as they are run (x)
# - sets any dereference of an unset variable to trigger an error (u)
# - causes the return value of a pipeline to be the nonzero return value
# of the furthest right failing command or zero if no command failed (o pipefail)
set -exuo pipefail
DOCKER=${DOCKER:-podman}
DOCKER_COMPOSE=${DOCKER_COMPOSE:-podman-compose}
require() { command -v "$1" > /dev/null || { echo "error: $1 command required yet absent" ; exit 1 ; } ; }
require curl
require jq
require flake8
require "${DOCKER}"
require "${DOCKER_COMPOSE}"
# Check for shell script style compliance with shellcheck
./script-lint.sh
# Check python style compliance
flake8
# Create test dir if it does not exist yet
mkdir -p test
# Reset the test directory
rm -f test/*
HOSTNAME_FROM_DOTENV="$(sh -c '
set -o allexport
. ./.env
exec jq -r -n "env.SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME"
')"
SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME=${SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME:-"${HOSTNAME_FROM_DOTENV}"}
${DOCKER} cp singularity_nginx_1:/etc/ssl/nginx/fullchain.pem test/ca_cert.pem
CURL_OPTS=( \
--verbose \
--cacert test/ca_cert.pem \
--fail \
--no-progress-meter \
)
# Check that registration fails before user creation
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/register" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "student_id=1234" \
| tee test/register_fail_no_user \
| grep "msg = no such student"
# Check that login fails before user creation
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/login" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "username=user&password=pass" \
| tee test/login_fail_no_user \
| grep "msg = authentication failure"
# Check that we can create a user
orbit/warpdrive.sh -u user -i 1234 -n
# Check that registration fails with incorrect student id
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/register" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "student_id=123" \
| tee test/register_fail_wrong \
| grep "msg = no such student"
# Check that registration succeeds with correct student id
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/register" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "student_id=1234" \
| tee test/register_success \
| grep "msg = welcome to the classroom"
REGISTER_PASS="$(sed -nr 's/.*Password: ([^<]*).*/\1/p' < test/register_success | tr -d '\n')"
# Check that registration fails when student id is used for a second time
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/register" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "student_id=1234" \
| tee test/register_fail_duplicate \
| grep "msg = no such student"
# Check that login fails when credentials are invalid
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/login" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "username=user&password=invalid" \
| tee test/login_fail_invalid \
| grep "msg = authentication failure"
# Check that login succeeds when credentials are valid
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/login" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--data "username=user&password=${REGISTER_PASS}" \
| tee test/login_success \
| grep "msg = user authenticated by password"
# Check that the user can get the empty list of email on the server
curl --url "pop3s://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME" \
--unix-socket ./socks/pop3s.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--user "user:${REGISTER_PASS}" \
| tee test/pop_get_empty \
| diff <(printf '\r\n') /dev/stdin
CR=$(printf "\r")
# Check that the user can send a message to the server
(
curl --url "smtps://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME" \
--unix-socket ./socks/smtps.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--mail-from "user@$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME" \
--mail-rcpt "other@$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME" \
--upload-file - \
--user "user:${REGISTER_PASS}" <<EOF
Subject: Message Subject$CR
$CR
To whom it may concern,$CR
$CR
Bottom text$CR
EOF
) | tee test/smtp_send_email \
| diff <(printf "") /dev/stdin
# Verify that no email shows up without the journal being updated
curl --url "pop3s://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME" \
--unix-socket ./socks/pop3s.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--user "user:${REGISTER_PASS}" \
| tee test/pop_get_empty_no_update \
| diff <(printf '\r\n') /dev/stdin
# create a user that will have limited access to the inbox
orbit/warpdrive.sh -u resu -p ssap -n
# Limit `resu`'s access to the empty inbox
${DOCKER_COMPOSE} exec denis /usr/local/bin/restrict_access /var/lib/email/journal/journal -d resu
# Update list of email to include new message
${DOCKER_COMPOSE} exec denis /usr/local/bin/init_journal /var/lib/email/journal/journal /var/lib/email/journal/temp /var/lib/email/mail
# Check that the user can get the most recent message sent to the server
curl --url "pop3s://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/1" \
--unix-socket ./socks/pop3s.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--user "user:${REGISTER_PASS}" \
| tee test/pop_get_message \
| grep "Bottom text"
# Verify that no email shows up for `resu`
curl --url "pop3s://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME" \
--unix-socket ./socks/pop3s.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--user "resu:ssap" \
| tee test/pop_get_empty_restricted \
| diff <(printf '\r\n') /dev/stdin
# Remove limit on `resu`'s access to the inbox
${DOCKER_COMPOSE} exec denis /usr/local/bin/restrict_access /var/lib/email/journal/journal -a resu
# Check that `resu` can now get the most recent message sent to the server
curl --url "pop3s://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/1" \
--unix-socket ./socks/pop3s.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--user "resu:ssap" \
| tee test/pop_unrestricted_get_message \
| grep "Bottom text"
# If you get a 429 error from one of the matrix tests, restart the server and try again
# Synapse has rate-limiting behavior for login requests indicated by this 429 HTTP code
# Check that the user can login to matrix with their orbit ID
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/_matrix/client/r0/login" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
"${CURL_OPTS[@]}" \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--data "{
\"type\": \"m.login.password\",
\"user\": \"@user:$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME\",
\"password\": \"${REGISTER_PASS}\"
}" \
| tee test/matrix_login_success \
| grep "access_token"
# Check that the user cannot login to matrix with an invalid orbit ID
curl --url "https://$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME/_matrix/client/r0/login" \
--unix-socket ./socks/https.sock \
--verbose \
--cacert test/ca_cert.pem \
--no-progress-meter \
--header "Content-Type: application/json" \
--data "{
\"type\": \"m.login.password\",
\"user\": \"@user:$SINGULARITY_HOSTNAME\",
\"password\": \"ssap\"
}" \
| tee test/matrix_login_invalid \
| grep '{"errcode":"M_FORBIDDEN","error":"Invalid username or password"}'
echo "ALL TESTS PASS"