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/**
* @file exchange-lib/testing_api_cmd_check_keys.c
* @brief Implementation of "check keys" test command. XXX-NOTE:
* the number of 'expected keys' is NOT the number of the
* downloaded keys, but rather the number of keys that the
* libtalerutil library keeps locally. As for the current
* design, keys are _never_ discarded by the library,
* therefore their (expected) number is monotonically
* ascending.
*
* @author Marcello Stanisci
*/
#include "platform.h"
#include "taler_json_lib.h"
#include
#include "exchange_api_handle.h"
#include "taler_testing_lib.h"
/**
* State for a "check keys" CMD.
*/
struct CheckKeysState
{
/**
* This number will instruct the CMD interpreter to
* make sure that /keys was downloaded `generation` times
* _before_ running the very CMD logic.
*/
unsigned int generation;
/**
* How many denomination keys the exchange is
* supposed to have.
*/
unsigned int num_denom_keys;
/**
* If this value is GNUNET_YES, then the "cherry
* picking" facility is turned off; whole /keys is
* downloaded.
*/
unsigned int pull_all_keys;
/**
* If GNUNET_YES, then the user must specify the
* last_denom_issue_date manually. This way, it is possible
* to force whatever X value here (including 0): /keys?last_denom_issue=X.
*/
unsigned int set_last_denom;
/**
* Value X to set as the URL parameter:
* "/keys?last_denom_issue=X" is used only when `set_last_denom'
* equals GNUNET_YES.
*/
struct GNUNET_TIME_Absolute last_denom_date;
/**
* If GNUNET_YES, then we'll provide the "/keys" request.
* with the "now" argument.
*/
int with_now;
/**
* Fake now as passed by the user.
*/
struct GNUNET_TIME_Absolute now;
};
/**
* Run the "check keys" command.
*
* @param cls closure.
* @param cmd the command currently being executed.
* @param is the interpreter state.
*/
static void
check_keys_run (void *cls,
const struct TALER_TESTING_Command *cmd,
struct TALER_TESTING_Interpreter *is)
{
struct CheckKeysState *cks = cls;
GNUNET_log (GNUNET_ERROR_TYPE_INFO,
"cmd `%s' (ip: %u), key generation: %d\n",
cmd->label,
is->ip,
is->key_generation);
if (is->key_generation < cks->generation)
{
is->working = GNUNET_NO;
GNUNET_log (GNUNET_ERROR_TYPE_INFO,
"Triggering GET /keys, cmd `%s'\n",
cmd->label);
if (GNUNET_YES == cks->set_last_denom)
{
TALER_LOG_DEBUG ("Forcing last_denom_date URL argument\n");
TALER_EXCHANGE_set_last_denom (is->exchange,
cks->last_denom_date);
}
if (GNUNET_YES == cks->with_now)
TALER_EXCHANGE_set_now (is->exchange,
cks->now);
/* Redownload /keys. */
GNUNET_break
(0 == TALER_EXCHANGE_check_keys_current
(is->exchange,
GNUNET_YES,
cks->pull_all_keys).abs_value_us);
return;
}
/**
* Not sure this check makes sense: GET /keys is performed on
* a "maybe" basis, so it can get quite hard to track /keys
* request. Rather, this CMD should just check if /keys was
* requested AT LEAST n times before going ahead with checks.
*/
if (is->key_generation > cks->generation)
{
/* We got /keys too often, strange. Fatal. May theoretically
happen if somehow we were really unlucky and /keys expired
"naturally", but obviously with a sane configuration this
should also not be. */
GNUNET_break (0);
TALER_LOG_ERROR ("Acutal- vs expected key"
" generation: %u vs %u\n",
is->key_generation,
cks->generation);
TALER_TESTING_interpreter_fail (is);
return;
}
/* "/keys" was updated, let's check they were OK! */
if (cks->num_denom_keys != is->keys->num_denom_keys)
{
/* Did not get the expected number of denomination keys! */
GNUNET_break (0);
GNUNET_log (GNUNET_ERROR_TYPE_ERROR,
"Got %u keys in step %s, expected %u\n",
is->keys->num_denom_keys,
cmd->label,
cks->num_denom_keys);
TALER_TESTING_interpreter_fail (is);
return;
}
/* Let's unset the fake now before moving on. */
TALER_EXCHANGE_unset_now (is->exchange);
TALER_TESTING_interpreter_next (is);
}
/**
* Cleanup the state.
*
* @param cls closure.
* @param cmd the command which is being cleaned up.
*/
static void
check_keys_cleanup (void *cls,
const struct TALER_TESTING_Command *cmd)
{
struct CheckKeysState *cks = cls;
GNUNET_free (cks);
}
/**
* Make a "check keys" command. This type of command
* checks whether the number of denomination keys from
* @a exchange matches @a num_denom_keys. Additionally,
* it lets the user set a last denom issue date to be
* used in the request for /keys.
*
* @param label command label
* @param generation when this command is run, exactly @a
* generation /keys downloads took place. If the number
* of downloads is less than @a generation, the logic will
* first make sure that @a generation downloads are done,
* and _then_ execute the rest of the command.
* @param num_denom_keys expected number of denomination keys.
* @param exchange connection handle to the exchange to test.
* @param last_denom_date date to be set in the "last_denom_issue"
* URL parameter of /keys.
*
* @return the command.
*/
struct TALER_TESTING_Command
TALER_TESTING_cmd_check_keys_with_last_denom
(const char *label,
unsigned int generation,
unsigned int num_denom_keys,
struct GNUNET_TIME_Absolute last_denom_date)
{
struct CheckKeysState *cks;
cks = GNUNET_new (struct CheckKeysState);
cks->generation = generation;
cks->num_denom_keys = num_denom_keys;
cks->set_last_denom = GNUNET_YES;
cks->last_denom_date = last_denom_date;
struct TALER_TESTING_Command cmd = {
.cls = cks,
.label = label,
.run = &check_keys_run,
.cleanup = &check_keys_cleanup
};
return cmd;
}
/**
* Make a "check keys" command. This type of command
* checks whether the number of denomination keys from
* @a exchange matches @a num_denom_keys.
*
* @param label command label
* @param generation when this command is run, exactly @a
* generation /keys downloads took place. If the number
* of downloads is less than @a generation, the logic will
* first make sure that @a generation downloads are done,
* and _then_ execute the rest of the command.
* @param num_denom_keys expected number of denomination keys.
* @param exchange connection handle to the exchange to test.
*
* @return the command.
*/
struct TALER_TESTING_Command
TALER_TESTING_cmd_check_keys
(const char *label,
unsigned int generation,
unsigned int num_denom_keys)
{
struct CheckKeysState *cks;
cks = GNUNET_new (struct CheckKeysState);
cks->generation = generation;
cks->num_denom_keys = num_denom_keys;
struct TALER_TESTING_Command cmd = {
.cls = cks,
.label = label,
.run = &check_keys_run,
.cleanup = &check_keys_cleanup
};
return cmd;
}
/**
* Make a "check keys" command. This type of command
* checks whether the number of denomination keys from
* @a exchange matches @a num_denom_keys.
*
* @param label command label
* @param generation when this command is run, exactly @a
* generation /keys downloads took place. If the number
* of downloads is less than @a generation, the logic will
* first make sure that @a generation downloads are done,
* and _then_ execute the rest of the command.
* @param num_denom_keys expected number of denomination keys.
* @param exchange connection handle to the exchange to test.
*
* @return the command.
*/
struct TALER_TESTING_Command
TALER_TESTING_cmd_check_keys_with_now
(const char *label,
unsigned int generation,
unsigned int num_denom_keys,
struct GNUNET_TIME_Absolute now)
{
struct CheckKeysState *cks;
cks = GNUNET_new (struct CheckKeysState);
cks->generation = generation;
cks->num_denom_keys = num_denom_keys;
cks->now = now;
cks->with_now = GNUNET_YES;
/* Force to NOT cherry pick, otherwise they conflict. */
cks->pull_all_keys = GNUNET_YES;
struct TALER_TESTING_Command cmd = {
.cls = cks,
.label = label,
.run = &check_keys_run,
.cleanup = &check_keys_cleanup
};
return cmd;
}
/**
* Make a "check keys" command that forcedly does NOT cherry pick;
* just redownload the whole /keys. Then checks whether the number
* of denomination keys from @a exchange matches @a num_denom_keys.
*
* @param label command label
* @param generation when this command is run, exactly @a
* generation /keys downloads took place. If the number
* of downloads is less than @a generation, the logic will
* first make sure that @a generation downloads are done,
* and _then_ execute the rest of the command.
* @param num_denom_keys expected number of denomination keys.
* @param exchange connection handle to the exchange to test.
*
* @return the command.
*/
struct TALER_TESTING_Command
TALER_TESTING_cmd_check_keys_pull_all_keys
(const char *label,
unsigned int generation,
unsigned int num_denom_keys)
{
struct CheckKeysState *cks;
cks = GNUNET_new (struct CheckKeysState);
cks->generation = generation;
cks->num_denom_keys = num_denom_keys;
cks->pull_all_keys = GNUNET_YES;
struct TALER_TESTING_Command cmd = {
.cls = cks,
.label = label,
.run = &check_keys_run,
.cleanup = &check_keys_cleanup
};
return cmd;
}
/* end of testing_api_cmd_check_keys.c */