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#! /usr/bin/perl -w -I ..
#
# TCP Connection Based Tests via check_tcp
#
#
use strict;
use Test;
use vars qw($tests $has_ipv6);
BEGIN {
use NPTest;
$has_ipv6 = NPTest::has_ipv6();
$tests = $has_ipv6 ? 14 : 11;
}
my $host_tcp_http = getTestParameter("NP_HOST_TCP_HTTP", "A host providing the HTTP Service (a web server)", "localhost");
my $host_tls_http = getTestParameter("NP_HOST_TLS_HTTP", "A host providing the HTTPS Service (a tls web server)", "localhost");
my $host_nonresponsive = getTestParameter("NP_HOST_NONRESPONSIVE", "The hostname of system not responsive to network requests", "10.0.0.1");
my $hostname_invalid = getTestParameter("NP_HOSTNAME_INVALID", "An invalid (not known to DNS) hostname", "nosuchhost");
my $internet_access = getTestParameter("NP_INTERNET_ACCESS", "Is this system directly connected to the internet?", "yes");
my $successOutput = '/^TCP OK\s-\s+[0-9]?\.?[0-9]+ second response time on port [0-9]+/';
my $failedExpect = '/^TCP WARNING\s-\sUnexpected response from host/socket on port [0-9]+/';
my $t;
$tests = $tests - 4 if $internet_access eq "no";
plan tests => $tests;
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp $host_tcp_http -p 80 -wt 300 -ct 600", 0, $successOutput );
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp $host_tcp_http -p 81 -wt 0 -ct 0 -to 1", 2 ); # use invalid port for this test
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp $host_nonresponsive -p 80 -wt 0 -ct 0 -to 1", 2 );
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp $hostname_invalid -p 80 -wt 0 -ct 0 -to 1", 2 );
if($internet_access ne "no") {
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp -S -D 1 -H $host_tls_http -p 443", 0 );
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp -S -D 9000,1 -H $host_tls_http -p 443", 1 );
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp -S -D 9000 -H $host_tls_http -p 443", 1 );
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp -S -D 9000,8999 -H $host_tls_http -p 443", 2 );
}
# Need the \r\n to make it more standards compliant with web servers. Need the various quotes
# so that perl doesn't interpret the \r\n and is passed onto command line correctly
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp $host_tcp_http -p 80 -E -s ".'"GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n"'." -e 'ThisShouldntMatch' -j", 1, $failedExpect );
# IPv6 checks
if($has_ipv6) {
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp $host_tcp_http -p 80 -wt 300 -ct 600 -6 ", 0, $successOutput );
$t += checkCmd( "./check_tcp -6 -p 80 www.heise.de", 0 );
}
exit(0) if defined($Test::Harness::VERSION);
exit($tests - $t);
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