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spec/util_sasl_spec.lua @ 11047:93cdd1ece689

mod_posix: Remove ancient undocumented user switching User switching has been done by prosodyctl or init scripts for a very long time now, so this is not needed. Using this would not have worked with module reloading (e.g. to reload certificates) since ports are closed and re-bound, which would then not be allowed. Today there exists better ways to grant low ports, i.e. capabilities(7) <Zash> Why do we have this? <MattJ> Remove it
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Mon, 24 Aug 2020 19:48:47 +0200
parent 10502:f1c0aa521dd5
child 13113:191fe4866e3e
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local sasl = require "util.sasl";

-- profile * mechanism
-- callbacks could use spies instead

describe("util.sasl", function ()
	describe("plain_test profile", function ()
		local profile = {
			plain_test = function (_, username, password, realm)
				assert.equals("user", username)
				assert.equals("pencil", password)
				assert.equals("sasl.test", realm)
				return true, true;
			end;
		};
		it("works with PLAIN", function ()
			local plain = sasl.new("sasl.test", profile);
			assert.truthy(plain:select("PLAIN"));
			assert.truthy(plain:process("\000user\000pencil"));
			assert.equals("user", plain.username);
		end);
	end);

	describe("plain profile", function ()
		local profile = {
			plain = function (_, username, realm)
				assert.equals("user", username)
				assert.equals("sasl.test", realm)
				return "pencil", true;
			end;
		};

		it("works with PLAIN", function ()
			local plain = sasl.new("sasl.test", profile);
			assert.truthy(plain:select("PLAIN"));
			assert.truthy(plain:process("\000user\000pencil"));
			assert.equals("user", plain.username);
		end);

		-- TODO SCRAM
	end);
end);