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"""
Tests that Gabble provides at least some useful information from error
presences.
"""
from gabbletest import exec_test, make_presence, elem
from servicetest import assertEquals
import ns
import constants as cs
def test(q, bus, conn, stream):
jids = ['gregory@unreachable.example.com',
'thehawk@unreachable.example.net',
]
gregory, hawk = jids
gregory_handle, hawk_handle = conn.RequestHandles(cs.HT_CONTACT, jids)
event = q.expect('stream-iq', query_ns=ns.ROSTER)
event.stanza['type'] = 'result'
for jid in jids:
item = event.query.addElement('item')
item['jid'] = jid
item['subscription'] = 'both'
stream.send(event.stanza)
q.expect('dbus-signal', signal='PresencesChanged',
args=[{gregory_handle: (cs.PRESENCE_OFFLINE, 'offline', ''),
hawk_handle: (cs.PRESENCE_OFFLINE, 'offline', ''),
}
])
# Our server can't resolve unreachable.example.com so it sends us an error
# presence for Gregory. (This is what Prosody actually does.)
presence = make_presence(gregory, type='error')
error_text = u'Connection failed: DNS resolution failed'
presence.addChild(
elem('error', type='cancel')(
elem(ns.STANZA, 'remote-server-not-found'),
elem(ns.STANZA, 'text')(
error_text
)
))
stream.send(presence)
e = q.expect('dbus-signal', signal='PresencesChanged')
presences, = e.args
type_, status, message = presences[gregory_handle]
assertEquals(cs.PRESENCE_ERROR, type_)
assertEquals('error', status)
assertEquals(error_text, message)
# How about maybe the hawk's server is busted?
presence = make_presence(hawk, type='error')
presence.addChild(
elem('error', type='cancel')(
elem(ns.STANZA, 'internal-server-error'),
))
stream.send(presence)
e = q.expect('dbus-signal', signal='PresencesChanged')
presences, = e.args
type_, status, message = presences[hawk_handle]
assertEquals(cs.PRESENCE_ERROR, type_)
assertEquals('error', status)
# FIXME: It might be less user-hostile to give some kind of readable
# description of the error in future.
assertEquals('internal-server-error', message)
if __name__ == '__main__':
exec_test(test)
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