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#!/bin/bash
. ../../../prepare.inc.sh
. ../../../toolbox.inc.sh
# ---- do the actual testing ----
result=PASS
echo "++++ BEGINNING TEST" >$OUTPUTFILE
# check that an empty key type fails correctly
marker "CHECK EMPTY KEY TYPE"
search_for_key --fail @s "" wibble
expect_error EINVAL
search_for_key --fail @s "" wibble @p
expect_error EINVAL
# check that an unsupported key type fails correctly
marker "CHECK UNSUPPORTED KEY TYPE"
search_for_key --fail @s lizardsgizzards wibble
expect_error ENOKEY
search_for_key --fail @s lizardsgizzards wibble @p
expect_error ENOKEY
# check that an invalid key type fails correctly
marker "CHECK INVALID KEY TYPE"
search_for_key --fail @s .user wibble
expect_error EPERM
search_for_key --fail @s .user wibble @p
expect_error EPERM
# check that an overlong key type fails correctly
marker "CHECK OVERLONG KEY TYPE"
search_for_key --fail @s $maxtype wibble
expect_error ENOKEY
search_for_key --fail @s a$maxtype wibble @p
expect_error EINVAL
# check that an max length key description works correctly (4095 inc NUL)
marker "CHECK MAXLEN DESC"
search_for_key --fail @s user $maxdesc
expect_error ENOKEY
search_for_key --fail @s user $maxdesc @p
expect_error ENOKEY
# This doesn't work on MIPS earler than 3.19 because of a kernel bug
kver=`uname -r`
kmch=`uname -m`
if kernel_at_or_later_than 3.19 ||
[ "$kmch" != "mips" -a "$kmch" != "mips64" ]
then
# check that an overlong key description fails correctly (>4095 inc NUL)
marker "CHECK OVERLONG DESC"
search_for_key --fail @s user a$maxdesc
expect_error EINVAL
fi
search_for_key --fail @s user a$maxdesc @p
expect_error EINVAL
# check that a bad key ID fails correctly
marker "CHECK BAD KEY ID"
search_for_key --fail @s user wibble -2000
expect_error EINVAL
# create a non-keyring key
marker "CREATE KEY"
create_key --new=keyid user a a @s
# search the non-keyring key
marker "SEARCH KEY"
search_for_key --fail $keyid user a
expect_error ENOTDIR
search_for_key --fail $keyid user a @p
expect_error ENOTDIR
# dispose of the key
marker "UNLINK KEY"
unlink_key $keyid @s
echo "++++ FINISHED TEST: $result" >>$OUTPUTFILE
# --- then report the results in the database ---
toolbox_report_result $TEST $result
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