storj/scripts/test-certificates.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -ueo pipefail
source $(dirname $0)/utils.sh

TMPDIR=$(mktemp -d -t tmp.XXXXXXXXXX)
IDENTS_DIR=$TMPDIR/identities
CERTS_DIR=$TMPDIR/certificates
CERTS_ADDR=127.0.0.4:11000
CERTS_ADDR_PRIV=127.0.0.4:11001
AUTHS_HTTP_ADDR=127.0.0.4:11002

kill_certificates_server() {
  kill $CERTS_PID
}

cleanup() {
  if [[ -n $(ps | grep "certificates") ]]; then
    kill_certificates_server
  fi
  rm -rf "$TMPDIR"
  echo "cleaned up test successfully"
}

trap cleanup EXIT INT

_certificates() {
  subcommand=$1
  shift

  ident_dir="${IDENTS_DIR}/certificates"
  ca_cert_path="${ident_dir}/ca.cert"
  ca_key_path="${ident_dir}/ca.key"
  rev_dburl="bolt://${CERTS_DIR}/revocations.db"

  # NB: `--identity-dir` and `--config-dir` flags are only bound globally to subcommands
  exec certificates --identity-dir "$ident_dir" \
               --config-dir "$CERTS_DIR" \
               "$subcommand" \
               --signer.cert-path "$ca_cert_path" \
               --signer.key-path "$ca_key_path" \
               --server.address "$CERTS_ADDR" \
               --server.private-address "$CERTS_ADDR_PRIV" \
               --server.revocation-dburl="$rev_dburl" \
               --log.level warn \
                "$@"
}

_identity() {
  subcommand=$1
  rev_dburl="bolt://${IDENTS_DIR}/revocations.db"
  shift

  # NB: `--identity-dir` and `--config-dir` flags are only bound globally to subcommands
  identity --identity-dir "$IDENTS_DIR" \
           "$subcommand" \
           --signer.tls.revocation-dburl "$rev_dburl" \
           --log.level info \
           "$@"
}

_identity_create() {
  _identity create  $1 --difficulty 0 --concurrency 1 >/dev/null
}

_identity_create 'certificates'
_certificates setup &
wait

for i in {0..4}; do
  email="testuser${i}@mail.example"
  ident_name="testidentity${i}"

  _identity_create $ident_name

  if [[ i -gt 0 ]]; then
    _certificates auth create "$i" "$email" &
    wait
  fi
done

exported_auths=$(_certificates auth export)
_certificates run --min-difficulty 0 --authorization-addr $AUTHS_HTTP_ADDR &
CERTS_PID=$!

sleep 1

for i in {1..4}; do
  email="testuser${i}@mail.example"
  ident_name="testidentity${i}"

  token=$(echo "$exported_auths" | grep "$email" | head -n 1 | awk -F , '{print $2}')
  _identity authorize --signer.address "$CERTS_ADDR" "$ident_name" "$token" > /dev/null
done

# NB: Certificates server uses bolt by default so it must be shut down before we can export.
kill_certificates_server

# Expect 10 authorizations total.
auths=$(_certificates auth export)
require_lines 10 "$auths" $LINENO

for i in {1..4}; do
  email="testuser${i}@mail.example"
  claimed_auth_count=0

  # Expect number of auths for a given user to equal the identity/email number.
  # (e.g. testidentity3/testuser3@mail.example should have 3 auths)
  match_auths=$(echo "$auths" | grep "$email" )
  require_lines $i "$match_auths" $LINENO

  for auth in $match_auths; do
    claimed=$(echo "$auth" | awk -F , '{print $3}')
    if [[ $claimed == "true" ]]; then
      ((++claimed_auth_count))
      continue
    fi
    # Expect unclaimed auths to have "false" as the third field.
    require_equal "false" "$claimed" $LINENO
  done

  # Expect 4 auths (one for each user) to be claimed.
  require_equal "1" "$claimed_auth_count" $LINENO
done

echo "TEST COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY!"