diff --git a/test/robot/.gitignore b/test/robot/.gitignore deleted file mode 100644 index 03f3cf33..00000000 --- a/test/robot/.gitignore +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4 +0,0 @@ -log.html -output.xml -report.html - diff --git a/test/robot/Resources/linux_scsi_utils.resource b/test/robot/Resources/linux_scsi_utils.resource deleted file mode 100644 index f9f91300..00000000 --- a/test/robot/Resources/linux_scsi_utils.resource +++ /dev/null @@ -1,204 +0,0 @@ - -*** Settings *** -Library String -Library Collections - -*** Variables *** -${drive_mount_path} /mnt/temp_drive/ - -# Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCSI_Peripheral_Device_Type -${Scsi_device_type_hard_drive} 0 -${Scsi_device_type_magnetic_tape} 1 -${Scsi_device_type_printer} 2 -${Scsi_device_type_processor} 3 -${Scsi_device_type_write_once_dev} 4 -${Scsi_device_type_cd_rom} 5 -${Scsi_device_type_scanner} 6 -${Scsi_device_type_optical_memory} 7 - -*** Keywords *** - -Rescan SCSI Bus - [Documentation] Commands Linux to re-scan the SCSI bus on the local host - ${result}= Run sudo bash -c "echo \\"- - -\\" > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/scan" - ${lsscsi}= Run lsscsi - log ${lsscsi} - -SCSI ID ${scsi_id:\d+} is detected by Linux - [Documentation] Checks to see if a specific SCSI ID is found by lsscsi - ${result}= Run lsscsi - Log ${result} - Should Contain ${result} [0:0:${scsi_id}:0] - -Delete all SCSI devices from Linux - [Documentation] Remove all SCSI IDs from the Linux SCSI driver - FOR ${scsi_id} IN RANGE 0 7 - Delete SCSI ID ${scsi_id} from Linux - END - -Delete SCSI ID ${scsi_id:\d+} from Linux - [Documentation] Remove a SCSI ID from Linux. Basically, will un-do the Scan action - Run sudo bash -c "echo 1 > /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/delete" 2>&1 > /dev/null - -SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports vendor ${scsi_vendor} - [Documentation] Reads the SCSI vendor from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value - # Sleep 2 minutes - ${read_scsi_info}= OperatingSystem.Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/vendor - ${read_scsi_info}= Remove String Using Regexp ${read_scsi_info} ${\n} - Log Vendor ID read from sysfs was --${read_scsi_info}-- - Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_info} ${scsi_vendor} Incorrect SCSI vendor reported for ID ${scsi_id} - -SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports revision ${scsi_rev} - [Documentation] Reads the SCSI vendor from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value - ${read_scsi_info}= OperatingSystem.Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/rev - ${read_scsi_info}= Remove String Using Regexp ${read_scsi_info} ${\n} - Log SCSI revision read from sysfs was ${read_scsi_info} - Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_info} ${scsi_rev} Incorrect SCSI version reported for ID ${scsi_id} - -SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports model ${scsi_model} - [Documentation] Reads the SCSI vendor from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value - ${read_scsi_info}= OperatingSystem.Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/model - ${read_scsi_info}= Remove String Using Regexp ${read_scsi_info} ${\n} - Log SCSI model read from sysfs was --${read_scsi_info}-- - Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_info} ${scsi_model} Incorrect SCSI model reported for ID ${scsi_id} - -SCSI ID ${scsi_id} reports type ${scsi_type} - [Documentation] Reads the SCSI type from sysfs and checks that it matches expected value - ${read_scsi_info}= OperatingSystem.Get File /sys/class/scsi_device/0:0:${scsi_id}:0/device/type - ${read_scsi_info}= Remove String Using Regexp ${read_scsi_info} ${\n} - Log SCSI model read from sysfs was ${read_scsi_info} - Should Be Equal ${read_scsi_info} ${scsi_type} Incorrect SCSI type reported for ID ${scsi_id} - -Checksum of Data File ${file_name} from mounted drive - [Documentation] Calculate the checksum of the specified file from the mounted drive - ${sha_output}= Run sha512sum ${drive_mount_path}${file_name} - Log Checksum of the file was ${sha_output} - @{sha_output_list}= Split String ${sha_output} ${SPACE} - ${sha_signature}= Get From List ${sha_output_list} 0 - [Return] ${sha_signature} - -Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id:/d+} - [Documentation] Lookup the device name (ex /dev/sr0) for the specified SCSI ID - ${lsscsi_output}= Run lsscsi --brief |grep \\\\[0\\\\:0\\\\:${scsi_id}\\\\:0\\\\] | cut -f 5 --delimiter=" " - Should Match Regexp ${lsscsi_output} \/dev\/[\\w\\d]+ Unable to find device ID for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Return] ${lsscsi_output} - # log ${lsscsi_output} - # @{scsi_entries}= Split To Lines ${lsscsi_output} - # FOR ${cur_line} IN @{scsi_entries} - # Log ${cur_line} - # @{scsi_line}= SplitString ${cur_line} - # ${linux_id}= Set Variable ${scsi_line}[0] - # ${device_id}= Set Variable ${scsi_line}[1] - # Return From Keyword If "${linux_id}"=="[0:0:${scsi_id}:0]" ${device_id} - # END - # [Return] /dev/notfound - -Get size of device id ${device_id} in bytes - [Documentation] Decypher the output of lsblk to determine the size of the - ... specified device ID - ${bare_device_id}= Remove String Using Regexp ${device_id} \/dev\/ - ${lsblk_output}= Run lsblk --raw --bytes | grep ${bare_device_id} | cut -f 4 --delimiter=" " - [Return] ${lsblk_output} - -Get size of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} device in bytes - [Documentation] Given a SCSI ID, determine how big that drive is (in bytes) - ${device_id}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - ${device_size}= Get size of device id ${device_id} in bytes - [Return] ${device_size} - -Get checksum of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} device - [Documentation] Calculate the checksum of the disk image on the RaSCSI host - ${device_id}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - ${checksum}= Run Keyword Get checksum of file ${device_id} - [Return] ${checksum} - -Get checksum of file ${full_file_path} - ${checksum}= Run md5sum ${full_file_path} | cut -f 1 --delimiter=" " - [Return] ${checksum} - -Get filesystem type of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Documentation] Get the type of file system for the specified scsi ID. It needs to be - ... mounted in order for this command to work - ${device_id}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - ${raw}= Run mount | grep ${device_id} - log ${raw} - ${filesystem_type}= Run mount |grep ${device_id} |cut --delimiter=" " -f 5 - [Return] ${filesystem_type} - -The size of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} is equal to the size of ${image_name} - [Documentation] Get the size of the SCSI device specified and the size of the drive - ... image and make sure they're equal - ${device_size}= Get size of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} device in bytes - ${image_size}= Get Size of RaSCSI Image ${image_name} in bytes - Should be Equal ${device_size} ${image_size} The device size did not match the image size - -The checksum of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} is equal to the checksum of ${image_name} - [Documentation] Empty Keyword - ${device_checksum}= Get checksum of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} device - ${image_checksum}= Get checksum of RaSCSI Image ${image_name} - Should be Equal ${device_checksum} ${image_checksum} The device checksum did not match the image file - -Mount SCSI ID ${scsi_id} as ${folder_name} - [Documentation] Mount the specified SCSI ID at the specified path in /mnt - Run sudo mkdir -p /mnt/${folder_name} - ${device}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - Run sudo mount ${device} /mnt/${folder_name} - ${df}= Run df -h - Log ${df} - -SCSI ID ${scsi_id} has been mounted at ${folder_name} - [Documentation] Check that the 'df' utility reports that the specified SCSI ID is - ... mounted at the path specified - ${device}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - ${df_output}= Run mount | grep ${device} | cut --delimiter=" " -f 3 - log ${df_output} - -Unmount SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Documentation] Un-mount the drive specified. Currently, this doesn't use the drive ID. However, - ... it needs to be updated in the future to un-moune the correct device, instead of - ... of being hard-coded to a specific path. - ${device}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - Run sudo umount ${device} - -The file ${filename} in the ${directory} directory matches the original in ISO ${drive_image} - [Documentation] Check that the file ready by the host through the RaSCSI interface and make sure - ... that the checksum matches the original file extracted from the ISO - ${host_file_checksum}= Get checksum of file /mnt/${directory}/${filename} - ${rascsi_file_checksum}= Get checksum of ${filename} from ISO ${drive_image} on the RaSCSI Host - Should be Equal ${host_file_checksum} ${rascsi_file_checksum} ${filename} did not match between the host and the RaSCSI - - -The filesystem type of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} is ${fs_type} - [Documentation] Fetches the filesystem type of the specified SCSI ID and checks that it matches - ${actual_fs_type}= Get filesystem type of SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - Should be Equal ${fs_type} ${actual_fs_type} Incorrect file system type detected - -The measured read speed for ${data_size} megabytes of data from SCSI ID ${scsi_id} is greater than ${expected_speed} KB/s - [Documentation] Read the specified amount of data from the SCSI drive and make sure that it is - ... greater than the specified threshold - [Teardown] Remove temporary file ${temp_filename} - ${device_id}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - ${temp_filename}= Generate Random String 10 [LETTERS] - ${dd_time}= Run sudo dd if=${device_id} of=/tmp/${temp_filename} bs=1M count=${data_size} 2>&1 | awk '/copied/ {print $8}' - ${copy_time}= Convert to Number ${dd_time} - ${speed}= Evaluate (${data_size}*1024)/${copy_time} - Log Measured copy speed was ${speed} KB/s - Should be true ${speed}>=${expected_speed} Measured speed was not greater than minimum - # Run sudo rm /tmp/${temp_filename} - -Create an image named ${iso_name} from SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Documentation] Will create a disk image from the specified SCSI device - ${device_id}= Get device id for SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - ${dd_output}= Run sudo dd if=${device_id} of=/tmp/${iso_name} bs=1M 2>&1 - File Should Not be Empty /tmp/${iso_name} - -Local file ${local_file_name} matches RaSCSI file ${rascsi_file_name} - [Documentation] Calculates the checksum of the local file and the remote file - ... then ensures that they match - ${local_file_checksum}= Get checksum of file /tmp/${local_file_name} - ${remote_file_checksum}= Get checksum of RaSCSI Image ${rascsi_file_name} - Should be Equal ${local_file_checksum} ${remote_file_checksum} Files did not match - -Remove temporary file ${file_name} - [Documentation] Deletes the specified file from the temp directory - Run sudo rm /tmp/${file_name} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/test/robot/Resources/linux_services.resource b/test/robot/Resources/linux_services.resource deleted file mode 100644 index e518e2f4..00000000 --- a/test/robot/Resources/linux_services.resource +++ /dev/null @@ -1,30 +0,0 @@ - -*** Settings *** -Library SSHLibrary -Library String - -*** Variables *** -#${Rascsi_Password} raspberry - -*** Keywords *** -The ${service_name} Service Should be Running - ${lc_service_name}= Convert To Lower Case ${service_name} - ${output}= Execute Command systemctl status ${lc_service_name} - Should Contain ${output} Active: active (running) ignore_case=True - -The ${service_name} Service Should be Stopped - ${lc_service_name}= Convert To Lower Case ${service_name} - ${output}= Execute Command systemctl status ${lc_service_name} - Should Contain Any ${output} Active: failed Active: inactive ignore_case=True - -The ${service_name} Service is Stopped - ${lc_service_name}= Convert To Lower Case ${service_name} - Execute Command systemctl stop ${lc_service_name} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - -The ${service_name} Service is Restarted - ${lc_service_name}= Convert To Lower Case ${service_name} - Execute Command systemctl restart ${lc_service_name} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - -The ${service_name} Service is Started - ${lc_service_name}= Convert To Lower Case ${service_name} - Execute Command systemctl start ${lc_service_name} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} diff --git a/test/robot/Resources/rascsi_utils.resource b/test/robot/Resources/rascsi_utils.resource deleted file mode 100644 index 26d68627..00000000 --- a/test/robot/Resources/rascsi_utils.resource +++ /dev/null @@ -1,156 +0,0 @@ - -*** Settings *** -Library SSHLibrary -Library Process -Library String -Resource linux_services.resource - -*** Variables *** -${Rascsi_Host} rascsi.local -${Rascsi_Username} pi -${Rascsi_Password} raspberry - - -*** Keywords *** -Open Connection to Rascsi and Log In - Open Connection ${Rascsi_Host} - Login ${Rascsi_Username} ${Rascsi_Password} - -Create Blank Rascsi Drive Image of Size ${drive_size} megabytes named ${file_name} - [Documentation] Creates an empty drive image on the Rascsi host of the specified size and file name - Execute Command dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/pi/images/${file_name} bs=1M count=${drive_size} - -Delete drive image ${file_name} - [Documentation] Delete a disk drive image that was created on the raspberry pi - Remove File /home/pi/images/${file_name} - -Delete all RaSCSI drive images - [Documentation] Delete all of the temporary drive images that were created on the RaSCSI host - Remove File /home/pi/images/tmp_* - -Drive image ${drive_image_file} is attached as SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Documentation] Attaches an existing drive image to the RaSCSI - ${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -i ${scsi_id} -c attach -f /home/pi/images/${drive_image_file} - log ${rasctl_output} - ${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -l - log ${rasctl_output} - Rescan SCSI Bus - -CD-ROM drive is attached as SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Documentation] Attaches a CD-ROM device (without any media) to the RaSCSI - ${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -i ${scsi_id} -c attach -t cd - log ${rasctl_output} - ${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -l - log ${rasctl_output} - Rescan SCSI Bus - -Magneto Optical drive is attached as SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - [Documentation] Attaches a Magneto Optical device (without any media) to the RaSCSI - Execute Command rasctl -i ${scsi_id} -c attach -t mo - ${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -l - log ${rasctl_output} - Rescan SCSI Bus - - -Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices - [Documentation] Send detach commands for all of the SCSI IDs to make sure that there - ... aren't any left over before/after a test - FOR ${scsi_id} IN RANGE 0 7 - Detach RaSCSI SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - END - -Detach RaSCSI SCSI ID ${scsi_id:\d+} - [Documentation] Detaches the specified SCSI ID from Rascsi - Execute Command rasctl -c detach -i ${scsi_id} - -Rasctl reports SCSI ID ${scsi_id} of type ${type:CD|MO|HD} - [Documentation] Executes rasctl and verifies that the drive is configured as the specified type - ${rasctl_output}= Execute Command rasctl -l - log ${rasctl_output} - Should Contain ${rasctl_output} |${SPACE*2}${scsi_id}${SPACE}|${SPACE*2}0${SPACE}|${SPACE}SC${type}${SPACE}| - -# Create a ${iso_size} megabyte ISO named ${image_name} with random data -# [Documentation] Creates a file on the RaSCSI with random data (from /dev/urandom), -# ... then creates an ISO image with that data -# Execute Command mkdir /tmp/new_iso -# Execute Command dd if=/dev/urandom of=/tmp/new_iso/data.dat bs=1M count=${iso_size} -# Execute Command genisoimage -o /home/pi/images/${image_name} /tmp/new_iso/ - -Insert Removable Media ${image} into SCSI ID ${scsi_id} - Execute Command rasctl -c insert -i ${scsi_id} -f /home/pi/images/${image} - ${result}= Execute Command rasctl -l - Log ${result} - -Removable media ${image} is inserted into SCSI ID ${scsi_id:/d+} - [Documentation] Inserts the sepecified image name into the removable media drive - Execute Command rasctl -c insert -i ${scsi_id} -f /home/pi/images/${image} - -# Insert removable media ${image_name} into SCSI ID ${scsi_id:/d+} -# [Documentation] Inserts the sepecified image name into the removable media drive -# Execute Command rasctl -c insert -i ${scsi_id} -f /home/pi/images/${image_name} - -Eject removable media from SCSI ID ${scsi_id:/d+} - [Documentation] Inserts the sepecified image name into the removable media drive - Execute Command rasctl -c eject -i ${scsi_id} - -Checksum of Random Data File from RaSCSI - [Documentation] Calcualte the SHA signature of the random data that was generated - ... on the RaSCSI host - ${sha_output}= Execute Command sha512sum /tmp/new_iso/data.dat | cut -f 1 - Log Checksum of the file was ${sha_output} - [Return] ${sha_output} - -Get checksum of RaSCSI Image ${image_name} - [Documentation] Calculate the checksum of the disk image on the RaSCSI host - ${checksum}= Execute Command md5sum /home/pi/images/${image_name} | cut -f 1 --delimiter=" " - [Return] ${checksum} - -Get Size of RaSCSI Image ${image_name} in bytes - [Documentation] Return the size of the specified disk image in bytes - ${size_output}= Execute Command du -b /home/pi/images/${image_name} | cut -f 1 - [Return] ${size_output} - - -Get checksum of ${filename} from ISO ${image_name} on the RaSCSI Host - [Documentation] Extracts the specified file from the ISO, calculates the checksum - ... then returns that value - ${temp_dirname}= Generate Random String 10 [LETTERS] - Execute Command mkdir /tmp/${temp_dirname} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - Execute Command mount /home/pi/images/${image_name} /tmp/${temp_dirname} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - ${checksum}= Execute Command md5sum /tmp/${temp_dirname}/${filename} | cut -f 1 --delimiter=" " - Execute Command umount /tmp/${temp_dirname} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - Execute Command rm -rf /tmp/${temp_dirname} sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - [Return] ${checksum} - -The RaSCSI service is configured to use port ${port_number} - [Documentation] Modifies the rascsi.service systemd configuration file to use the specified port - ... instead of the default. This will erase any other options that have been previously - ... set in your rascsi.service file. - Execute command sed -i 's/^ExecStart=.*/ExecStart=\\\/usr\\\/local\\\/bin\\\/rascsi -p ${port_number}/' /etc/systemd/system/rascsi.service sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - Execute command systemctl daemon-reload sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - ${service_file}= Execute command cat /etc/systemd/system/rascsi.service - log ${service_file} - -The RaSCSI service is configured to use default port - [Documentation] Restore the rascsi.service systemd configuration file to use the default rascsi - ... launch command - Execute command sed -i 's/^ExecStart=.*/ExecStart=\\\/usr\\\/local\\\/bin\\\/rascsi/' /etc/systemd/system/rascsi.service sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - Execute command systemctl daemon-reload sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - ${service_file}= Execute command cat /etc/systemd/system/rascsi.service - log ${service_file} - -RASCTL should connect on port ${port_number} - ${stdout_out} ${stderr_out}= Execute Command rasctl -l -p ${port_number} return_stderr=True - log ${stdout_out} - log ${stderr_out} - Should Contain ${stdout_out} No images currently attached - -RASCTL should not connect on port ${port_number} - ${stdout_out} ${stderr_out}= Execute Command rasctl -l -p ${port_number} return_stderr=True - log ${stdout_out} - log ${stderr_out} - Should Contain ${stderr_out} Error: Can't connect to rascsi process on host - -Kill all rascsi processes - ${result}= Execute command killall -9 rascsi sudo=True sudo_password=${Rascsi_Password} - log ${result} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/test/robot/rascsi_cd-rom_functionality.robot b/test/robot/rascsi_cd-rom_functionality.robot deleted file mode 100644 index 05417fe3..00000000 --- a/test/robot/rascsi_cd-rom_functionality.robot +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -*** Settings *** -Documentation Test the RaSCSI CD-ROM emulation functionality. -Library OperatingSystem -Resource Resources/rascsi_utils.resource -Resource Resources/linux_services.resource -Resource Resources/linux_scsi_utils.resource - -Suite Setup Run Keywords Open Connection to Rascsi and Log In -... AND The Rascsi Service is Started -... AND The RaSCSI Service Should be Running -... AND Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices -Suite Teardown Run Keywords Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices -... AND Delete all SCSI devices from Linux -... AND Close All Connections - -Test Teardown Run Keywords Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices -... AND Delete all SCSI devices from Linux -... AND Delete all RaSCSI drive images - -*** Test Cases *** -MacOS formated ISO is mounted and correct size is reported - [Documentation] Mount a MacOS formatted ISO and check that its size is - ... detected correctly. Note that Linux is not able to - ... mount this image. Note: Marathon was chosen because - ... its a reasonably small image. Large images will make - ... this test take a LONG time. - Given CD-ROM Drive is attached as SCSI ID 6 - When Insert Removable Media marathon.iso into SCSI ID 6 - Then the size of SCSI ID 6 is equal to the size of marathon.iso - And the checksum of SCSI ID 6 is equal to the checksum of marathon.iso - -ISO-9660 formated ISO is mounted correct size is reported - [Documentation] Mount a pre-made IDS-9660 formatted ISO and check - ... that it is read correctly - [Teardown] Unmount SCSI ID 5 - Given CD-ROM Drive is attached as SCSI ID 5 - When Insert Removable Media ubuntu-12.04.5-server-amd64.iso into SCSI ID 5 - And Mount SCSI ID 5 as ubuntu - Then SCSI ID 5 has been mounted at ubuntu - And the size of SCSI ID 5 is equal to the size of ubuntu-12.04.5-server-amd64.iso - And the filesystem type of SCSI ID 5 is iso9660 - And the file pics/debian.jpg in the ubuntu directory matches the original in ISO ubuntu-12.04.5-server-amd64.iso - And the file install/vmlinuz in the ubuntu directory matches the original in ISO ubuntu-12.04.5-server-amd64.iso - -CD-ROM Read Speed is as fast as expected - [Documentation] Check that the read speed from the emulated CD-ROM is within - ... the expected range. This should detect if a change cause the - ... drive to slow down significantly - Given CD-ROM Drive is attached as SCSI ID 2 - When insert Removable Media ubuntu-12.04.5-server-amd64.iso into SCSI ID 2 - Then the measured read speed for 1 megabytes of data from SCSI ID 2 is greater than 750 KB/s - Then the measured read speed for 10 megabytes of data from SCSI ID 2 is greater than 950 KB/s - And the measured read speed for 100 megabytes of data from SCSI ID 2 is greater than 950 KB/s - - -Create an ISO from a RaSCSI CD-ROM device and verify it matches - [Documentation] On the RaSCSI, we'll mount an ISO, then on the host system, we - ... will generate a new ISO from the emulated CD-ROM and make sure - ... that it matches the original - [Teardown] Remove temporary file dup_simtower.iso - Given CD-ROM Drive is attached as SCSI ID 0 - When Insert removable media simtower.iso into SCSI ID 0 - And create an image named dup_simtower.iso from SCSI ID 0 - Then local file dup_simtower.iso matches RaSCSI file simtower.iso - diff --git a/test/robot/rascsi_device_information.robot b/test/robot/rascsi_device_information.robot deleted file mode 100644 index c76908dd..00000000 --- a/test/robot/rascsi_device_information.robot +++ /dev/null @@ -1,94 +0,0 @@ -*** Settings *** -Documentation Test that the RaSCSI reports SCSI information correctly. -Library OperatingSystem -Resource Resources/rascsi_utils.resource -Resource Resources/linux_services.resource -Resource Resources/linux_scsi_utils.resource - -Suite Setup Run Keywords Open Connection to Rascsi and Log In -... AND The Rascsi Service is Started -... AND The RaSCSI Service Should be Running -... AND Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices -Suite Teardown Run Keywords Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices -... AND Delete all SCSI devices from Linux -... AND Close All Connections - -Test Teardown Run Keywords Detach all RaSCSI SCSI Devices -... AND Delete all SCSI devices from Linux -... AND Delete all RaSCSI drive images - -*** Test Cases *** -Apple Hard Drive reports the correct device information - [Documentation] Create an empty Apple hard drive and verify that the SCSI - ... information is reported correctly to the Linux host - [Setup] Run Keyword and Ignore Error Delete drive image tmp_apple_drive.hda - Given Create Blank Rascsi Drive Image of Size 10 megabytes named tmp_apple_drive.hda - When Drive image tmp_apple_drive.hda is attached as SCSI ID 0 - Then Rasctl reports SCSI ID 0 of type HD - And SCSI ID 0 is detected by Linux - And SCSI ID 0 reports vendor ${SPACE}SEAGATE - And SCSI ID 0 reports revision 0200 - And SCSI ID 0 reports model ${SPACE*10}ST225N - And SCSI ID 0 reports type ${Scsi_device_type_hard_drive} - -XM6 Hard Drive reports the correct device information - [Documentation] Create an empty XM6 hard drive and verify that the SCSI - ... information is reported correctly to the Linux host - [Setup] Run Keyword and Ignore Error Delete drive image tmp_xm6_scsi_drive.hds - Given Create Blank Rascsi Drive Image of Size 10 megabytes named tmp_xm6_scsi_drive.hds - When Drive image tmp_xm6_scsi_drive.hds is attached as SCSI ID 1 - Then Rasctl reports SCSI ID 1 of type HD - And SCSI ID 1 is detected by Linux - And SCSI ID 1 reports vendor RaSCSI${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 1 reports revision 0200 - And SCSI ID 1 reports model PRODRIVE LPS10S${SPACE} - And SCSI ID 1 reports type ${Scsi_device_type_hard_drive} - -NEC Hard Drive reports the correct device information - [Documentation] Create an empty NEC hard drive and verify that the SCSI - ... information is reported correctly to the Linux host - [Setup] Run Keyword and Ignore Error Delete drive image tmp_nec_hard_drive.hdn - Given Create Blank Rascsi Drive Image of Size 10 megabytes named tmp_nec_hard_drive.hdn - When Drive image tmp_nec_hard_drive.hdn is attached as SCSI ID 2 - Then Rasctl reports SCSI ID 2 of type HD - And SCSI ID 2 is detected by Linux - And SCSI ID 2 reports vendor NECCSI${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 2 reports revision 0200 - And SCSI ID 2 reports model PRODRIVE LPS10S${SPACE} - And SCSI ID 2 reports type ${Scsi_device_type_hard_drive} - -Anex86 Hard Drive reports the correct device information - [Documentation] Create an empty Anex86 hard drive and verify that the SCSI - ... information is reported correctly to the Linux host - [Setup] Run Keyword and Ignore Error Delete drive image tmp_anex86_hard_drive.hdi - Given Create Blank Rascsi Drive Image of Size 10 megabytes named tmp_anex86_hard_drive.hdi - When Drive image tmp_anex86_hard_drive.hdi is attached as SCSI ID 3 - Then Rasctl reports SCSI ID 3 of type HD - And SCSI ID 3 is detected by Linux - And SCSI ID 3 reports vendor RaSCSI${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 3 reports revision 0200 - And SCSI ID 3 reports model CD-ROM CDU-55S${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 3 reports type ${Scsi_device_type_hard_drive} - -CD-ROM drive reports the correct device information - [Documentation] Create an CD-ROM drive with no media and verify that the SCSI - ... information is reported correctly to the Linux host - When CD-ROM Drive is attached as SCSI ID 4 - Then Rasctl reports SCSI ID 4 of type CD - And SCSI ID 4 is detected by Linux - And SCSI ID 4 reports vendor RaSCSI${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 4 reports revision 0200 - And SCSI ID 4 reports model CD-ROM CDU-55S${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 4 reports type ${Scsi_device_type_cd_rom} - -Magneto Optical drive reports the correct device information - [Documentation] Create an Magneto Optical drive with no media and verify - ... that the SCSI information is reported correctly to the - ... Linux host - When Magneto Optical drive is attached as SCSI ID 5 - Then Rasctl reports SCSI ID 5 of type MO - And SCSI ID 5 is detected by Linux - And SCSI ID 5 reports vendor RaSCSI${SPACE*2} - And SCSI ID 5 reports revision 0200 - And SCSI ID 5 reports model M2513A${SPACE*10} - And SCSI ID 5 reports type ${Scsi_device_type_optical_memory} diff --git a/test/robot/rascsi_service.robot b/test/robot/rascsi_service.robot deleted file mode 100644 index cc13f749..00000000 --- a/test/robot/rascsi_service.robot +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -*** Settings *** -Documentation Test that the RaSCSI service can be started and stopped. -Library OperatingSystem -Resource Resources/rascsi_utils.resource -Resource Resources/linux_services.resource - -Suite Setup Open Connection to Rascsi and Log In -Suite Teardown Close All Connections - -*** Test Cases *** -RaSCSI Service Can be Started as a Service - [Documentation] Start the Rascsi service and make sure it stays running - When The Rascsi Service is Started - Then The RaSCSI Service Should be Running - -RaSCSI Service Can be Stopped as a Service - [Documentation] Stop the Rascsi service and make sure it stays stopped - When the Rascsi Service is Stopped - Then the RaSCSI Service should be Stopped - -RaSCSI Service Can be Restarted as a Service - [Documentation] Restart the Rascsi service and make sure it stays running - Given The RaSCSI Service is Started - When The Rascsi Service is Restarted - Then the Rascsi Service should be Running diff --git a/test/robot/rasctl_options.robot b/test/robot/rasctl_options.robot deleted file mode 100644 index 6df7bbe6..00000000 --- a/test/robot/rasctl_options.robot +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -*** Settings *** -Documentation Test that the RaSCSI can be started on a configurable TCP port. -Library OperatingSystem -Resource Resources/rascsi_utils.resource -Resource Resources/linux_services.resource - -Suite Setup Open Connection to Rascsi and Log In -Suite Teardown Close All Connections - -*** Test Cases *** -RASCTL Works on the Default Port - [Documentation] Check that RaSCSI starts with the default port - [Teardown] Run Keywords Kill all rascsi processes The Rascsi service is Restarted - When The RaSCSI service is configured to use default port - And The RaSCSI service is Restarted - Then rasctl should connect on port 6868 - And rasctl should not connect on port 9999 - -RASCTL Works on User Specified Port 9999 - [Documentation] Check that RaSCSI works with a user specified port "9999" - [Teardown] Run Keywords The RaSCSI service is configured to use default port The Rascsi service is Restarted - When The RaSCSI service is configured to use port 9999 - And The RaSCSI service is Restarted - Then rasctl should connect on port 9999 - And rasctl should not connect on port 6868 - -RASCTL Works on User Specified Port 6869 - [Documentation] Check that RaSCSI works with a user specified port DEFAULT + 1 - [Teardown] Run Keywords The RaSCSI service is configured to use default port The Rascsi service is Restarted - When The RaSCSI service is configured to use port 6869 - And The RaSCSI service is Restarted - Then rasctl should connect on port 6869 - And rasctl should not connect on port 6868