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"""Test the SASL channel being undispatchable."""
import dbus
from servicetest import EventPattern
from hazetest import exec_test, assertEquals
import constants as cs
from saslutil import connect_and_get_sasl_channel
JID = 'weaver@crobuzon.fic'
def test_no_password(q, bus, conn, stream):
chan, props = connect_and_get_sasl_channel(q, bus, conn)
chan.Close()
_, _, status_changed = q.expect_many(
EventPattern('dbus-signal', path=chan.object_path,
signal='Closed'),
EventPattern('dbus-signal', path=conn.object_path,
signal='ChannelClosed', args=[chan.object_path]),
# Unhelpfully prpl-jabber just sets the account to disabled so we
# don't get an error.
# EventPattern('dbus-signal', path=conn.object_path,
# signal='ConnectionError',
# predicate=lambda e: e.args[0] == cs.AUTHENTICATION_FAILED),
EventPattern('dbus-signal', path=conn.object_path,
signal='StatusChanged'),
)
status, reason = status_changed.args
assertEquals(cs.CONN_STATUS_DISCONNECTED, status)
# We would like to have
# assertEquals(cs.CSR_AUTHENTICATION_FAILED, reason)
# prpl-sipe does actually report a connection error rather
# than just disabling the account, so yay. prpl-silc sets
# PURPLE_CONNECTION_ERROR_OTHER_ERROR, which also comes out as
# AUTHENTICATION_FAILED. No other prpls use
# purple_account_request_password().
if __name__ == '__main__':
exec_test(test_no_password, {'password': None,'account' : JID}, do_connect=False)
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