Travis updated the container images so that the perl
reference to 5.18 was outdated. We use now 5.26 which
works, however we should consider to be more flexible.
JSON::Validator didn't compile in the container. Thus
we switched to just use 'JSON'. That also supports JSON
pretty. For the future we should just test for valid JSON
in all unit test files as it is more effective.
* die statement if testssl.sh cannot be found from the current path
* comment everything out for JSON
* don't repeat the pattern, use a variable
* use "speaking" variable names
- SMTP via sockets+OpenSSL
- POP3 via sockets+OpenSSL
- IMAP via sockets+OpenSSL
- XMPP via sockets+OpenSSL
- FTP via sockets+OpenSSL
- LDAP via OpenSSL
- NNTPS via sockets+OpenSSL
Open: IRC, LTMP, mysql, postgres
This PR fixes#923. Partly it addresses #1254
.. for HTML check after introducing "Pre-tests"
In ~/t/32_http.t a statement failied because the debug output has deliberately a line
"Pre-test: No 128 cipher limit bug."
This and ONE additional LF are now being filtered before comparing.
Unclear why the other additional line introduced
makes no problems.
The certificate from self-signed.badssl.com was about to expire
which raises a MEDIUM type issue in testssl.
This commit does a workaround for this, so that those certificates
will be ok in Travis CI.
(Same problem exists in 2.9.5)
* Changed calls to testssl.sh to not include `--quiet` or `--append` flags. Modified perl script to remove HTML header and footer before comparing to terminal output.
* Changed `TERM_WIDTH` to 120 (doesn't affect test, but 80 created too much line wrapping).
* Replace date and time information with X's rather than removing entirely. This should not affect the comparison, but will make the output created displayed in an error message look closer to the actual output of testssl.sh
I've never programmed in perl before, but this script seems to work. It includes two checks:
* I runs testssl.sh without the `--debug` flags and checks that the HTML file is the same as what is sent to the terminal.
* It runs testssl.sh with `--debug 4` and checks that the HTML file created is the same as the one created without the `--debug` flag.
Dirk Wetter
David Cooper