Created
November 22, 2017 05:37
-
-
Save whyrusleeping/9f4bef1726577e14a67568b9cd997f5a to your computer and use it in GitHub Desktop.
This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters.
Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters
*** test/sharness/t0240-republisher.sh *** | |
# TEST_VERBOSE=1 | |
# TEST_NO_FUSE=1 | |
# TEST_NO_PLUGIN= | |
# TEST_EXPENSIVE=1 | |
# TEST_OS=LINUX | |
expecting success: | |
iptb init -n $num_nodes --bootstrap none --port 0 | |
ok 1 - iptb init | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$i" config Ipns.RepublishPeriod 20s && | |
ipfsi "$i" config --json Ipns.ResolveCacheSize 0 | |
ok 2 - set configs up for node 0 | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$i" config Ipns.RepublishPeriod 20s && | |
ipfsi "$i" config --json Ipns.ResolveCacheSize 0 | |
ok 3 - set configs up for node 1 | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$i" config Ipns.RepublishPeriod 20s && | |
ipfsi "$i" config --json Ipns.ResolveCacheSize 0 | |
ok 4 - set configs up for node 2 | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$i" config Ipns.RepublishPeriod 20s && | |
ipfsi "$i" config --json Ipns.ResolveCacheSize 0 | |
ok 5 - set configs up for node 3 | |
expecting success: | |
iptb start | |
Started daemon /go/src/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/test/sharness/trash directory.t0240-republisher.sh/.iptb/0, pid = 17843 | |
Started daemon /go/src/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/test/sharness/trash directory.t0240-republisher.sh/.iptb/1, pid = 17860 | |
Started daemon /go/src/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/test/sharness/trash directory.t0240-republisher.sh/.iptb/2, pid = 17874 | |
Started daemon /go/src/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/test/sharness/trash directory.t0240-republisher.sh/.iptb/3, pid = 17887 | |
ok 6 - start up nodes | |
expecting success: | |
iptb connect [1-$bound] 0 | |
connecting QmUVNakNFowDfPSWCnpnLvVfczeb8FLCkkBTMAvhA4rGyP -> QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa | |
Addresses: [/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa /ip4/172.17.0.4/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa] | |
trying ipfs swarm connect /ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa | |
connection success! | |
connecting QmShyuQxE4st9ckuEx6rxmkxaVZRdpRgEYpqfvctP94QrW -> QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa | |
Addresses: [/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa /ip4/172.17.0.4/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa] | |
trying ipfs swarm connect /ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa | |
connection success! | |
connecting QmfKnmPZePwwhehTEUxtqCz4ZhzKVuxJp2aZQxzQZDSq4t -> QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa | |
Addresses: [/ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa /ip4/172.17.0.4/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa] | |
trying ipfs swarm connect /ip4/127.0.0.1/tcp/45419/ipfs/QmedVTySDtuRpxzy5sVRSDFv2GdhFEkhJRdRtzyqb3DJpa | |
connection success! | |
ok 7 - connect nodes to eachother | |
expecting success: | |
check_has_connection "$i" || | |
test_fsh cat "swarm_peers_$i" | |
ok 8 - node 0 is connected | |
expecting success: | |
check_has_connection "$i" || | |
test_fsh cat "swarm_peers_$i" | |
ok 9 - node 1 is connected | |
expecting success: | |
check_has_connection "$i" || | |
test_fsh cat "swarm_peers_$i" | |
ok 10 - node 2 is connected | |
expecting success: | |
check_has_connection "$i" || | |
test_fsh cat "swarm_peers_$i" | |
ok 11 - node 3 is connected | |
expecting success: | |
HASH=$(echo "foobar" | ipfsi 1 add -q) && | |
ipfsi 1 name publish -t 5s $HASH | |
Published to QmUVNakNFowDfPSWCnpnLvVfczeb8FLCkkBTMAvhA4rGyP: /ipfs/QmRgutAxd8t7oGkSm4wmeuByG6M51wcTso6cubDdQtuEfL | |
ok 12 - publish succeeds | |
expecting success: | |
id=$(ipfsi 1 id -f "<id>") | |
ok 13 - get id succeeds | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 14 - just after publishing: node 0 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 15 - just after publishing: output for node 0 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 16 - just after publishing: node 1 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 17 - just after publishing: output for node 1 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 18 - just after publishing: node 2 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 19 - just after publishing: output for node 2 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 20 - just after publishing: node 3 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 21 - just after publishing: output for node 3 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
Error: Could not resolve name. | |
ok 22 - after five seconds, records are invalid: resolution fails on node 0 | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
Error: Could not resolve name. | |
ok 23 - after five seconds, records are invalid: resolution fails on node 1 | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
Error: Could not resolve name. | |
ok 24 - after five seconds, records are invalid: resolution fails on node 2 | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
Error: Could not resolve name. | |
ok 25 - after five seconds, records are invalid: resolution fails on node 3 | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 26 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: node 0 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 27 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: output for node 0 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 28 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: node 1 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 29 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: output for node 1 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 30 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: node 2 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 31 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: output for node 2 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 32 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: node 3 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 33 - republisher fires after twenty seconds: output for node 3 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
KEY2=`ipfsi 1 key gen beepboop --type ed25519` | |
ok 34 - generate new key | |
expecting success: | |
HASH=$(echo "barfoo" | ipfsi 1 add -q) && | |
ipfsi 1 name publish -t 5s -k "$KEY2" $HASH | |
Published to QmfABPKBof9xtnCZuJRNJAdfZupLwgtryB7TuVHBdWh6K2: /ipfs/QmPJ4A6Su27ABvvduX78x2qdWMzkdAYxqeH5TVrHeo3xyy | |
ok 35 - publish with new key succeeds | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 36 - new key just after publishing: node 0 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 37 - new key just after publishing: output for node 0 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 38 - new key just after publishing: node 1 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 39 - new key just after publishing: output for node 1 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 40 - new key just after publishing: node 2 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 41 - new key just after publishing: output for node 2 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 42 - new key just after publishing: node 3 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 43 - new key just after publishing: output for node 3 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
/ipfs/QmPJ4A6Su27ABvvduX78x2qdWMzkdAYxqeH5TVrHeo3xyy | |
test_expect_code: command exited with 0, we wanted 1 ipfsi 0 name resolve --timeout=300ms QmfABPKBof9xtnCZuJRNJAdfZupLwgtryB7TuVHBdWh6K2 | |
not ok 44 - new key cannot resolve after 5 seconds: resolution fails on node 0 | |
# | |
# # TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# # but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
# test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
# | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
/ipfs/QmPJ4A6Su27ABvvduX78x2qdWMzkdAYxqeH5TVrHeo3xyy | |
test_expect_code: command exited with 0, we wanted 1 ipfsi 1 name resolve --timeout=300ms QmfABPKBof9xtnCZuJRNJAdfZupLwgtryB7TuVHBdWh6K2 | |
not ok 45 - new key cannot resolve after 5 seconds: resolution fails on node 1 | |
# | |
# # TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# # but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
# test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
# | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
/ipfs/QmPJ4A6Su27ABvvduX78x2qdWMzkdAYxqeH5TVrHeo3xyy | |
test_expect_code: command exited with 0, we wanted 1 ipfsi 2 name resolve --timeout=300ms QmfABPKBof9xtnCZuJRNJAdfZupLwgtryB7TuVHBdWh6K2 | |
not ok 46 - new key cannot resolve after 5 seconds: resolution fails on node 2 | |
# | |
# # TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# # but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
# test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
# | |
expecting success: | |
# TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
/ipfs/QmPJ4A6Su27ABvvduX78x2qdWMzkdAYxqeH5TVrHeo3xyy | |
test_expect_code: command exited with 0, we wanted 1 ipfsi 3 name resolve --timeout=300ms QmfABPKBof9xtnCZuJRNJAdfZupLwgtryB7TuVHBdWh6K2 | |
not ok 47 - new key cannot resolve after 5 seconds: resolution fails on node 3 | |
# | |
# # TODO: this should work without the timeout option | |
# # but it currently hangs for some reason every so often | |
# test_expect_code 1 ipfsi "$node" name resolve --timeout=300ms "$name" | |
# | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 48 - new key can resolve again after republish: node 0 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 49 - new key can resolve again after republish: output for node 0 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 50 - new key can resolve again after republish: node 1 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 51 - new key can resolve again after republish: output for node 1 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 52 - new key can resolve again after republish: node 2 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 53 - new key can resolve again after republish: output for node 2 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
ipfsi "$node" name resolve "$name" > resolve | |
ok 54 - new key can resolve again after republish: node 3 can resolve entry | |
expecting success: | |
printf "/ipfs/$expected\n" > expected && | |
test_cmp expected resolve | |
ok 55 - new key can resolve again after republish: output for node 3 looks right | |
expecting success: | |
iptb kill | |
ok 56 - shut down nodes | |
# failed 4 among 56 test(s) | |
1..56 | |
test/sharness/Rules.mk:31: recipe for target 'test/sharness/t0240-republisher.sh' failed | |
make: *** [test/sharness/t0240-republisher.sh] Error 1 |
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment