kea/src/bin/bind10/tests/bind10_test.py.in

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# Most of the time, we omit the "bind10_src" for brevity. Sometimes,
# we want to be explicit about what we do, like when hijacking a library
# call used by the bind10_src.
from bind10_src import ProcessInfo, BoB, parse_args, dump_pid, unlink_pid_file, _BASETIME
import bind10_src

# XXX: environment tests are currently disabled, due to the preprocessor
#      setup that we have now complicating the environment

import unittest
import sys
import os
import copy
import signal
import socket
from isc.net.addr import IPAddr
import time
import isc
import isc.log
import isc.bind10.socket_cache
import errno

from isc.testutils.parse_args import TestOptParser, OptsError
from isc.testutils.ccsession_mock import MockModuleCCSession

class TestProcessInfo(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        # redirect stdout to a pipe so we can check that our
        # process spawning is doing the right thing with stdout
        self.old_stdout = os.dup(sys.stdout.fileno())
        self.pipes = os.pipe()
        os.dup2(self.pipes[1], sys.stdout.fileno())
        os.close(self.pipes[1])
        # note that we use dup2() to restore the original stdout
        # to the main program ASAP in each test... this prevents
        # hangs reading from the child process (as the pipe is only
        # open in the child), and also insures nice pretty output

    def tearDown(self):
        # clean up our stdout munging
        os.dup2(self.old_stdout, sys.stdout.fileno())
        os.close(self.pipes[0])

    def test_init(self):
        pi = ProcessInfo('Test Process', [ '/bin/echo', 'foo' ])
        pi.spawn()
        os.dup2(self.old_stdout, sys.stdout.fileno())
        self.assertEqual(pi.name, 'Test Process')
        self.assertEqual(pi.args, [ '/bin/echo', 'foo' ])
#        self.assertEqual(pi.env, { 'PATH': os.environ['PATH'],
#                                   'PYTHON_EXEC': os.environ['PYTHON_EXEC'] })
        self.assertEqual(pi.dev_null_stdout, False)
        self.assertEqual(os.read(self.pipes[0], 100), b"foo\n")
        self.assertNotEqual(pi.process, None)
        self.assertTrue(type(pi.pid) is int)

#    def test_setting_env(self):
#        pi = ProcessInfo('Test Process', [ '/bin/true' ], env={'FOO': 'BAR'})
#        os.dup2(self.old_stdout, sys.stdout.fileno())
#        self.assertEqual(pi.env, { 'PATH': os.environ['PATH'],
#                                   'PYTHON_EXEC': os.environ['PYTHON_EXEC'],
#                                   'FOO': 'BAR' })

    def test_setting_null_stdout(self):
        pi = ProcessInfo('Test Process', [ '/bin/echo', 'foo' ],
                         dev_null_stdout=True)
        pi.spawn()
        os.dup2(self.old_stdout, sys.stdout.fileno())
        self.assertEqual(pi.dev_null_stdout, True)
        self.assertEqual(os.read(self.pipes[0], 100), b"")

    def test_respawn(self):
        pi = ProcessInfo('Test Process', [ '/bin/echo', 'foo' ])
        pi.spawn()
        # wait for old process to work...
        self.assertEqual(os.read(self.pipes[0], 100), b"foo\n")
        # respawn it
        old_pid = pi.pid
        pi.respawn()
        os.dup2(self.old_stdout, sys.stdout.fileno())
        # make sure the new one started properly
        self.assertEqual(pi.name, 'Test Process')
        self.assertEqual(pi.args, [ '/bin/echo', 'foo' ])
#        self.assertEqual(pi.env, { 'PATH': os.environ['PATH'],
#                                   'PYTHON_EXEC': os.environ['PYTHON_EXEC'] })
        self.assertEqual(pi.dev_null_stdout, False)
        self.assertEqual(os.read(self.pipes[0], 100), b"foo\n")
        self.assertNotEqual(pi.process, None)
        self.assertTrue(type(pi.pid) is int)
        self.assertNotEqual(pi.pid, old_pid)

class TestCacheCommands(unittest.TestCase):
    """
    Test methods of boss related to the socket cache and socket handling.
    """
    def setUp(self):
        """
        Prepare the boss for some tests.

        Also prepare some variables we need.
        """
        self.__boss = BoB()
        # Fake the cache here so we can pretend it is us and hijack the
        # calls to its methods.
        self.__boss._socket_cache = self
        self.__boss._socket_path = '/socket/path'
        self.__raise_exception = None
        self.__socket_args = {
            "port": 53,
            "address": "::",
            "protocol": "UDP",
            "share_mode": "ANY",
            "share_name": "app"
        }
        # What was and wasn't called.
        self.__drop_app_called = None
        self.__get_socket_called = None
        self.__send_fd_called = None
        self.__get_token_called = None
        self.__drop_socket_called = None
        bind10_src.libutil_io_python.send_fd = self.__send_fd

    def __send_fd(self, to, socket):
        """
        A function to hook the send_fd in the bind10_src.
        """
        self.__send_fd_called = (to, socket)

    class FalseSocket:
        """
        A socket where we can fake methods we need instead of having a real
        socket.
        """
        def __init__(self):
            self.send = b""
        def fileno(self):
            """
            The file number. Used for identifying the remote application.
            """
            return 42

        def sendall(self, data):
            """
            Adds data to the self.send.
            """
            self.send += data

    def drop_application(self, application):
        """
        Part of pretending to be the cache. Logs the parameter to
        self.__drop_app_called.

        In the case self.__raise_exception is set, the exception there
        is raised instead.
        """
        if self.__raise_exception is not None:
            raise self.__raise_exception
        self.__drop_app_called = application

    def test_consumer_dead(self):
        """
        Test that it calls the drop_application method of the cache.
        """
        self.__boss.socket_consumer_dead(self.FalseSocket())
        self.assertEqual(42, self.__drop_app_called)

    def test_consumer_dead_invalid(self):
        """
        Test that it doesn't crash in case the application is not known to
        the cache, the boss doesn't crash, as this actually can happen in
        practice.
        """
        self.__raise_exception = ValueError("This application is unknown")
        # This doesn't crash
        self.__boss.socket_consumer_dead(self.FalseSocket())

    def get_socket(self, token, application):
        """
        Part of pretending to be the cache. If there's anything in
        __raise_exception, it is raised. Otherwise, the call is logged
        into __get_socket_called and a number is returned.
        """
        if self.__raise_exception is not None:
            raise self.__raise_exception
        self.__get_socket_called = (token, application)
        return 13

    def test_request_handler(self):
        """
        Test that a request for socket is forwarded and the socket is sent
        back, if it returns a socket.
        """
        socket = self.FalseSocket()
        # An exception from the cache
        self.__raise_exception = ValueError("Test value error")
        self.__boss.socket_request_handler(b"token", socket)
        # It was called, but it threw, so it is not noted here
        self.assertIsNone(self.__get_socket_called)
        self.assertEqual(b"0\n", socket.send)
        # It should not have sent any socket.
        self.assertIsNone(self.__send_fd_called)
        # Now prepare a valid scenario
        self.__raise_exception = None
        socket.send = b""
        self.__boss.socket_request_handler(b"token", socket)
        self.assertEqual(b"1\n", socket.send)
        self.assertEqual((42, 13), self.__send_fd_called)
        self.assertEqual(("token", 42), self.__get_socket_called)

    def get_token(self, protocol, address, port, share_mode, share_name):
        """
        Part of pretending to be the cache. If there's anything in
        __raise_exception, it is raised. Otherwise, the parameters are
        logged into __get_token_called and a token is returned.
        """
        if self.__raise_exception is not None:
            raise self.__raise_exception
        self.__get_token_called = (protocol, address, port, share_mode,
                                   share_name)
        return "token"

    def test_get_socket_ok(self):
        """
        Test the successful scenario of getting a socket.
        """
        result = self.__boss._get_socket(self.__socket_args)
        [code, answer] = result['result']
        self.assertEqual(0, code)
        self.assertEqual({
            'token': 'token',
            'path': '/socket/path'
        }, answer)
        addr = self.__get_token_called[1]
        self.assertTrue(isinstance(addr, IPAddr))
        self.assertEqual("::", str(addr))
        self.assertEqual(("UDP", addr, 53, "ANY", "app"),
                         self.__get_token_called)

    def test_get_socket_error(self):
        """
        Test that bad inputs are handled correctly, etc.
        """
        def check_code(code, args):
            """
            Pass the args there and check if it returns success or not.

            The rest is not tested, as it is already checked in the
            test_get_socket_ok.
            """
            [rcode, ranswer] = self.__boss._get_socket(args)['result']
            self.assertEqual(code, rcode)
            if code != 0:
                # This should be an error message. The exact formatting
                # is unknown, but we check it is string at least
                self.assertTrue(isinstance(ranswer, str))

        def mod_args(name, value):
            """
            Override a parameter in the args.
            """
            result = dict(self.__socket_args)
            result[name] = value
            return result

        # Port too large
        check_code(1, mod_args('port', 65536))
        # Not numeric address
        check_code(1, mod_args('address', 'example.org.'))
        # Some bad values of enum-like params
        check_code(1, mod_args('protocol', 'BAD PROTO'))
        check_code(1, mod_args('share_mode', 'BAD SHARE'))
        # Check missing parameters
        for param in self.__socket_args.keys():
            args = dict(self.__socket_args)
            del args[param]
            check_code(1, args)
        # These are OK values for the enum-like parameters
        # The ones from test_get_socket_ok are not tested here
        check_code(0, mod_args('protocol', 'TCP'))
        check_code(0, mod_args('share_mode', 'SAMEAPP'))
        check_code(0, mod_args('share_mode', 'NO'))
        # If an exception is raised from within the cache, it is converted
        # to an error, not propagated
        self.__raise_exception = Exception("Test exception")
        check_code(1, self.__socket_args)
        # The special "expected" exceptions
        self.__raise_exception = \
            isc.bind10.socket_cache.ShareError("Not shared")
        check_code(3, self.__socket_args)
        self.__raise_exception = \
            isc.bind10.socket_cache.SocketError("Not shared", 13)
        check_code(2, self.__socket_args)

    def drop_socket(self, token):
        """
        Part of pretending to be the cache. If there's anything in
        __raise_exception, it is raised. Otherwise, the parameter is stored
        in __drop_socket_called.
        """
        if self.__raise_exception is not None:
            raise self.__raise_exception
        self.__drop_socket_called = token

    def test_drop_socket(self):
        """
        Check the drop_socket command. It should directly call the method
        on the cache. Exceptions should be translated to error messages.
        """
        # This should be OK and just propagated to the call.
        self.assertEqual({"result": [0]},
                         self.__boss.command_handler("drop_socket",
                                                     {"token": "token"}))
        self.assertEqual("token", self.__drop_socket_called)
        self.__drop_socket_called = None
        # Missing parameter
        self.assertEqual({"result": [1, "Missing token parameter"]},
                         self.__boss.command_handler("drop_socket", {}))
        self.assertIsNone(self.__drop_socket_called)
        # An exception is raised from within the cache
        self.__raise_exception = ValueError("Test error")
        self.assertEqual({"result": [1, "Test error"]},
                         self.__boss.command_handler("drop_socket",
                         {"token": "token"}))


class TestBoB(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_init(self):
        bob = BoB()
        self.assertEqual(bob.verbose, False)
        self.assertEqual(bob.msgq_socket_file, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.cc_session, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.ccs, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.components, {})
        self.assertEqual(bob.runnable, False)
        self.assertEqual(bob.uid, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.username, None)
        self.assertIsNone(bob._socket_cache)

    def test_set_creator(self):
        """
        Test the call to set_creator. First time, the cache is created
        with the passed creator. The next time, it throws an exception.
        """
        bob = BoB()
        # The cache doesn't use it at start, so just create an empty class
        class Creator: pass
        creator = Creator()
        bob.set_creator(creator)
        self.assertTrue(isinstance(bob._socket_cache,
                        isc.bind10.socket_cache.Cache))
        self.assertEqual(creator, bob._socket_cache._creator)
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, bob.set_creator, creator)

    def test_init_alternate_socket(self):
        bob = BoB("alt_socket_file")
        self.assertEqual(bob.verbose, False)
        self.assertEqual(bob.msgq_socket_file, "alt_socket_file")
        self.assertEqual(bob.cc_session, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.ccs, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.components, {})
        self.assertEqual(bob.runnable, False)
        self.assertEqual(bob.uid, None)
        self.assertEqual(bob.username, None)

    def test_command_handler(self):
        class DummySession():
            def group_sendmsg(self, msg, group):
                (self.msg, self.group) = (msg, group)
            def group_recvmsg(self, nonblock, seq): pass
        class DummyModuleCCSession():
            module_spec = isc.config.module_spec.ModuleSpec({
                    "module_name": "Boss",
                    "statistics": [
                        {
                            "item_name": "boot_time",
                            "item_type": "string",
                            "item_optional": False,
                            "item_default": "1970-01-01T00:00:00Z",
                            "item_title": "Boot time",
                            "item_description": "A date time when bind10 process starts initially",
                            "item_format": "date-time"
                            }
                        ]
                    })
            def get_module_spec(self):
                return self.module_spec
        bob = BoB()
        bob.verbose = True
        bob.cc_session = DummySession()
        bob.ccs = DummyModuleCCSession()
        # a bad command
        self.assertEqual(bob.command_handler(-1, None),
                         isc.config.ccsession.create_answer(1, "bad command"))
        # "shutdown" command
        self.assertEqual(bob.command_handler("shutdown", None),
                         isc.config.ccsession.create_answer(0))
        self.assertFalse(bob.runnable)
        # "getstats" command
        self.assertEqual(bob.command_handler("getstats", None),
                         isc.config.ccsession.create_answer(0,
                            { 'boot_time': time.strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ', _BASETIME) }))
        # "ping" command
        self.assertEqual(bob.command_handler("ping", None),
                         isc.config.ccsession.create_answer(0, "pong"))
        # "show_processes" command
        self.assertEqual(bob.command_handler("show_processes", None),
                         isc.config.ccsession.create_answer(0,
                                                            bob.get_processes()))
        # an unknown command
        self.assertEqual(bob.command_handler("__UNKNOWN__", None),
                         isc.config.ccsession.create_answer(1, "Unknown command"))

        # Fake the get_token of cache and test the command works
        bob._socket_path = '/socket/path'
        class cache:
            def get_token(self, protocol, addr, port, share_mode, share_name):
                return str(addr) + ':' + str(port)
        bob._socket_cache = cache()
        args = {
            "port": 53,
            "address": "0.0.0.0",
            "protocol": "UDP",
            "share_mode": "ANY",
            "share_name": "app"
        }
        # at all and this is the easiest way to check.
        self.assertEqual({'result': [0, {'token': '0.0.0.0:53',
                                         'path': '/socket/path'}]},
                         bob.command_handler("get_socket", args))
        # The drop_socket is not tested here, but in TestCacheCommands.
        # It needs the cache mocks to be in place and they are there.

    def test_stop_process(self):
        """
        Test checking the stop_process method sends the right message over
        the message bus.
        """
        class DummySession():
            def group_sendmsg(self, msg, group, instance="*"):
                (self.msg, self.group, self.instance) = (msg, group, instance)
        bob = BoB()
        bob.cc_session = DummySession()
        bob.stop_process('process', 'address', 42)
        self.assertEqual('address', bob.cc_session.group)
        self.assertEqual('address', bob.cc_session.instance)
        self.assertEqual({'command': ['shutdown', {'pid': 42}]},
                         bob.cc_session.msg)

# Class for testing the BoB without actually starting processes.
# This is used for testing the start/stop components routines and
# the BoB commands.
#
# Testing that external processes start is outside the scope
# of the unit test, by overriding the process start methods we can check
# that the right processes are started depending on the configuration
# options.
class MockBob(BoB):
    def __init__(self):
        BoB.__init__(self)

        # Set flags as to which of the overridden methods has been run.
        self.msgq = False
        self.cfgmgr = False
        self.ccsession = False
        self.auth = False
        self.resolver = False
        self.xfrout = False
        self.xfrin = False
        self.zonemgr = False
        self.stats = False
        self.stats_httpd = False
        self.cmdctl = False
        self.dhcp6 = False
        self.dhcp4 = False
        self.c_channel_env = {}
        self.components = { }
        self.creator = False
        self.get_process_exit_status_called = False

        class MockSockCreator(isc.bind10.component.Component):
            def __init__(self, process, boss, kind, address=None, params=None):
                isc.bind10.component.Component.__init__(self, process, boss,
                                                        kind, 'SockCreator')
                self._start_func = boss.start_creator

        specials = isc.bind10.special_component.get_specials()
        specials['sockcreator'] = MockSockCreator
        self._component_configurator = \
            isc.bind10.component.Configurator(self, specials)

    def start_creator(self):
        self.creator = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-sockcreator', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 1
        return procinfo

    def _read_bind10_config(self):
        # Configuration options are set directly
        pass

    def start_msgq(self):
        self.msgq = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-msgq', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 2
        return procinfo

    def start_ccsession(self, c_channel_env):
        # this is not a process, don't have to do anything with procinfo
        self.ccsession = True

    def start_cfgmgr(self):
        self.cfgmgr = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-cfgmgr', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 3
        return procinfo

    def start_auth(self):
        self.auth = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-auth', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 5
        return procinfo

    def start_resolver(self):
        self.resolver = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-resolver', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 6
        return procinfo

    def start_simple(self, name):
        procmap = { 'b10-zonemgr': self.start_zonemgr,
                    'b10-stats': self.start_stats,
                    'b10-stats-httpd': self.start_stats_httpd,
                    'b10-cmdctl': self.start_cmdctl,
                    'b10-dhcp6': self.start_dhcp6,
                    'b10-dhcp4': self.start_dhcp4,
                    'b10-xfrin': self.start_xfrin,
                    'b10-xfrout': self.start_xfrout }
        return procmap[name]()

    def start_xfrout(self):
        self.xfrout = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-xfrout', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 7
        return procinfo

    def start_xfrin(self):
        self.xfrin = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-xfrin', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 8
        return procinfo

    def start_zonemgr(self):
        self.zonemgr = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-zonemgr', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 9
        return procinfo

    def start_stats(self):
        self.stats = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-stats', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 10
        return procinfo

    def start_stats_httpd(self):
        self.stats_httpd = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-stats-httpd', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 11
        return procinfo

    def start_cmdctl(self):
        self.cmdctl = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-cmdctl', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 12
        return procinfo

    def start_dhcp6(self):
        self.dhcp6 = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-dhcp6', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 13
        return procinfo

    def start_dhcp4(self):
        self.dhcp4 = True
        procinfo = ProcessInfo('b10-dhcp4', ['/bin/false'])
        procinfo.pid = 14
        return procinfo

    def stop_process(self, process, recipient, pid):
        procmap = { 'b10-auth': self.stop_auth,
                    'b10-resolver': self.stop_resolver,
                    'b10-xfrout': self.stop_xfrout,
                    'b10-xfrin': self.stop_xfrin,
                    'b10-zonemgr': self.stop_zonemgr,
                    'b10-stats': self.stop_stats,
                    'b10-stats-httpd': self.stop_stats_httpd,
                    'b10-cmdctl': self.stop_cmdctl }
        procmap[process]()

    # Some functions to pretend we stop processes, use by stop_process
    def stop_msgq(self):
        if self.msgq:
            del self.components[2]
        self.msgq = False

    def stop_cfgmgr(self):
        if self.cfgmgr:
            del self.components[3]
        self.cfgmgr = False

    def stop_auth(self):
        if self.auth:
            del self.components[5]
        self.auth = False

    def stop_resolver(self):
        if self.resolver:
            del self.components[6]
        self.resolver = False

    def stop_xfrout(self):
        if self.xfrout:
            del self.components[7]
        self.xfrout = False

    def stop_xfrin(self):
        if self.xfrin:
            del self.components[8]
        self.xfrin = False

    def stop_zonemgr(self):
        if self.zonemgr:
            del self.components[9]
        self.zonemgr = False

    def stop_stats(self):
        if self.stats:
            del self.components[10]
        self.stats = False

    def stop_stats_httpd(self):
        if self.stats_httpd:
            del self.components[11]
        self.stats_httpd = False

    def stop_cmdctl(self):
        if self.cmdctl:
            del self.components[12]
        self.cmdctl = False

    def _get_process_exit_status(self):
        if self.get_process_exit_status_called:
            return (0, 0)
        self.get_process_exit_status_called = True
        return (53, 0)

class TestStartStopProcessesBob(unittest.TestCase):
    """
    Check that the start_all_components method starts the right combination
    of components and that the right components are started and stopped
    according to changes in configuration.
    """
    def check_environment_unchanged(self):
        # Check whether the environment has not been changed
        self.assertEqual(original_os_environ, os.environ)

    def check_started(self, bob, core, auth, resolver):
        """
        Check that the right sets of services are started. The ones that
        should be running are specified by the core, auth and resolver parameters
        (they are groups of processes, eg. auth means b10-auth, -xfrout, -xfrin
        and -zonemgr).
        """
        self.assertEqual(bob.msgq, core)
        self.assertEqual(bob.cfgmgr, core)
        self.assertEqual(bob.ccsession, core)
        self.assertEqual(bob.creator, core)
        self.assertEqual(bob.auth, auth)
        self.assertEqual(bob.resolver, resolver)
        self.assertEqual(bob.xfrout, auth)
        self.assertEqual(bob.xfrin, auth)
        self.assertEqual(bob.zonemgr, auth)
        self.assertEqual(bob.stats, core)
        self.assertEqual(bob.stats_httpd, core)
        self.assertEqual(bob.cmdctl, core)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def check_preconditions(self, bob):
        self.check_started(bob, False, False, False)

    def check_started_none(self, bob):
        """
        Check that the situation is according to configuration where no servers
        should be started. Some components still need to be running.
        """
        self.check_started(bob, True, False, False)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def check_started_both(self, bob):
        """
        Check the situation is according to configuration where both servers
        (auth and resolver) are enabled.
        """
        self.check_started(bob, True, True, True)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def check_started_auth(self, bob):
        """
        Check the set of components needed to run auth only is started.
        """
        self.check_started(bob, True, True, False)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def check_started_resolver(self, bob):
        """
        Check the set of components needed to run resolver only is started.
        """
        self.check_started(bob, True, False, True)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def check_started_dhcp(self, bob, v4, v6):
        """
        Check if proper combinations of DHCPv4 and DHCpv6 can be started
        """
        self.assertEqual(v4, bob.dhcp4)
        self.assertEqual(v6, bob.dhcp6)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def construct_config(self, start_auth, start_resolver):
        # The things that are common, not turned on an off
        config = {}
        config['b10-stats'] = { 'kind': 'dispensable', 'address': 'Stats' }
        config['b10-stats-httpd'] = { 'kind': 'dispensable',
                                      'address': 'StatsHttpd' }
        config['b10-cmdctl'] = { 'kind': 'needed', 'special': 'cmdctl' }
        if start_auth:
            config['b10-auth'] = { 'kind': 'needed', 'special': 'auth' }
            config['b10-xfrout'] = { 'kind': 'dispensable',
                                     'address': 'Xfrout' }
            config['b10-xfrin'] = { 'kind': 'dispensable',
                                    'address': 'Xfrin' }
            config['b10-zonemgr'] = { 'kind': 'dispensable',
                                      'address': 'Zonemgr' }
        if start_resolver:
            config['b10-resolver'] = { 'kind': 'needed',
                                       'special': 'resolver' }
        return {'components': config}

    def config_start_init(self, start_auth, start_resolver):
        """
        Test the configuration is loaded at the startup.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        config = self.construct_config(start_auth, start_resolver)
        class CC:
            def get_full_config(self):
                return config
        # Provide the fake CC with data
        bob.ccs = CC()
        # And make sure it's not overwritten
        def start_ccsession():
            bob.ccsession = True
        bob.start_ccsession = lambda _: start_ccsession()
        # We need to return the original _read_bind10_config
        bob._read_bind10_config = lambda: BoB._read_bind10_config(bob)
        bob.start_all_components()
        self.check_started(bob, True, start_auth, start_resolver)
        self.check_environment_unchanged()

    def test_start_none(self):
        self.config_start_init(False, False)

    def test_start_resolver(self):
        self.config_start_init(False, True)

    def test_start_auth(self):
        self.config_start_init(True, False)

    def test_start_both(self):
        self.config_start_init(True, True)

    def test_config_start(self):
        """
        Test that the configuration starts and stops components according
        to configuration changes.
        """

        # Create BoB and ensure correct initialization
        bob = MockBob()
        self.check_preconditions(bob)

        bob.start_all_components()
        bob.runnable = True
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, False))
        self.check_started_none(bob)

        # Enable both at once
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, True))
        self.check_started_both(bob)

        # Not touched by empty change
        bob.config_handler({})
        self.check_started_both(bob)

        # Not touched by change to the same configuration
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, True))
        self.check_started_both(bob)

        # Turn them both off again
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, False))
        self.check_started_none(bob)

        # Not touched by empty change
        bob.config_handler({})
        self.check_started_none(bob)

        # Not touched by change to the same configuration
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, False))
        self.check_started_none(bob)

        # Start and stop auth separately
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, False))
        self.check_started_auth(bob)

        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, False))
        self.check_started_none(bob)

        # Start and stop resolver separately
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, True))
        self.check_started_resolver(bob)

        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, False))
        self.check_started_none(bob)

        # Alternate
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, False))
        self.check_started_auth(bob)

        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, True))
        self.check_started_resolver(bob)

        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, False))
        self.check_started_auth(bob)

    def test_config_start_once(self):
        """
        Tests that a component is started only once.
        """
        # Create BoB and ensure correct initialization
        bob = MockBob()
        self.check_preconditions(bob)

        bob.start_all_components()

        bob.runnable = True
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, True))
        self.check_started_both(bob)

        bob.start_auth = lambda: self.fail("Started auth again")
        bob.start_xfrout = lambda: self.fail("Started xfrout again")
        bob.start_xfrin = lambda: self.fail("Started xfrin again")
        bob.start_zonemgr = lambda: self.fail("Started zonemgr again")
        bob.start_resolver = lambda: self.fail("Started resolver again")

        # Send again we want to start them. Should not do it, as they are.
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(True, True))

    def test_config_not_started_early(self):
        """
        Test that components are not started by the config handler before
        startup.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        self.check_preconditions(bob)

        bob.start_auth = lambda: self.fail("Started auth again")
        bob.start_xfrout = lambda: self.fail("Started xfrout again")
        bob.start_xfrin = lambda: self.fail("Started xfrin again")
        bob.start_zonemgr = lambda: self.fail("Started zonemgr again")
        bob.start_resolver = lambda: self.fail("Started resolver again")

        bob.config_handler({'start_auth': True, 'start_resolver': True})

    # Checks that DHCP (v4 and v6) components are started when expected
    def test_start_dhcp(self):

        # Create BoB and ensure correct initialization
        bob = MockBob()
        self.check_preconditions(bob)

        bob.start_all_components()
        bob.config_handler(self.construct_config(False, False))
        self.check_started_dhcp(bob, False, False)

    def test_start_dhcp_v6only(self):
        # Create BoB and ensure correct initialization
        bob = MockBob()
        self.check_preconditions(bob)
        # v6 only enabled
        bob.start_all_components()
        bob.runnable = True
        bob._BoB_started = True
        config = self.construct_config(False, False)
        config['components']['b10-dhcp6'] = { 'kind': 'needed',
                                              'address': 'Dhcp6' }
        bob.config_handler(config)
        self.check_started_dhcp(bob, False, True)

        # uncomment when dhcpv4 becomes implemented
        # v4 only enabled
        #bob.cfg_start_dhcp6 = False
        #bob.cfg_start_dhcp4 = True
        #self.check_started_dhcp(bob, True, False)

        # both v4 and v6 enabled
        #bob.cfg_start_dhcp6 = True
        #bob.cfg_start_dhcp4 = True
        #self.check_started_dhcp(bob, True, True)

class MockComponent:
    def __init__(self, name, pid, address=None):
        self.name = lambda: name
        self.pid = lambda: pid
        self.address = lambda: address
        self.restarted = False

    def get_restart_time(self):
        return 0                # arbitrary dummy value

    def restart(self, now):
        self.restarted = True
        return True

    def is_running(self):
        return True

    def failed(self, status):
        return False

class TestBossCmd(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_ping(self):
        """
        Confirm simple ping command works.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        answer = bob.command_handler("ping", None)
        self.assertEqual(answer, {'result': [0, 'pong']})

    def test_show_processes_empty(self):
        """
        Confirm getting a list of processes works.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        answer = bob.command_handler("show_processes", None)
        self.assertEqual(answer, {'result': [0, []]})

    def test_show_processes(self):
        """
        Confirm getting a list of processes works.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        bob.register_process(1, MockComponent('first', 1))
        bob.register_process(2, MockComponent('second', 2, 'Second'))
        answer = bob.command_handler("show_processes", None)
        processes = [[1, 'first', None],
                     [2, 'second', 'Second']]
        self.assertEqual(answer, {'result': [0, processes]})

class TestParseArgs(unittest.TestCase):
    """
    This tests parsing of arguments of the bind10 master process.
    """
    #TODO: Write tests for the original parsing, bad options, etc.
    def test_no_opts(self):
        """
        Test correct default values when no options are passed.
        """
        options = parse_args([], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(None, options.data_path)
        self.assertEqual(None, options.config_file)
        self.assertEqual(None, options.cmdctl_port)

    def test_data_path(self):
        """
        Test it can parse the data path.
        """
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['-p'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['--data-path'],
                          TestOptParser)
        options = parse_args(['-p', '/data/path'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual('/data/path', options.data_path)
        options = parse_args(['--data-path=/data/path'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual('/data/path', options.data_path)

    def test_config_filename(self):
        """
        Test it can parse the config switch.
        """
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['-c'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['--config-file'],
                          TestOptParser)
        options = parse_args(['-c', 'config-file'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual('config-file', options.config_file)
        options = parse_args(['--config-file=config-file'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual('config-file', options.config_file)

    def test_clear_config(self):
        options = parse_args([], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(False, options.clear_config)
        options = parse_args(['--clear-config'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(True, options.clear_config)

    def test_nokill(self):
        options = parse_args([], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(False, options.nokill)
        options = parse_args(['--no-kill'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(True, options.nokill)
        options = parse_args([], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(False, options.nokill)
        options = parse_args(['-i'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(True, options.nokill)

    def test_cmdctl_port(self):
        """
        Test it can parse the command control port.
        """
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['--cmdctl-port=abc'],
                                                TestOptParser)
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['--cmdctl-port=100000000'],
                                                TestOptParser)
        self.assertRaises(OptsError, parse_args, ['--cmdctl-port'],
                          TestOptParser)
        options = parse_args(['--cmdctl-port=1234'], TestOptParser)
        self.assertEqual(1234, options.cmdctl_port)

class TestPIDFile(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.pid_file = '@builddir@' + os.sep + 'bind10.pid'
        if os.path.exists(self.pid_file):
            os.unlink(self.pid_file)

    def tearDown(self):
        if os.path.exists(self.pid_file):
            os.unlink(self.pid_file)

    def check_pid_file(self):
        # dump PID to the file, and confirm the content is correct
        dump_pid(self.pid_file)
        my_pid = os.getpid()
        with open(self.pid_file, "r") as f:
            self.assertEqual(my_pid, int(f.read()))

    def test_dump_pid(self):
        self.check_pid_file()

        # make sure any existing content will be removed
        with open(self.pid_file, "w") as f:
            f.write('dummy data\n')
        self.check_pid_file()

    def test_unlink_pid_file_notexist(self):
        dummy_data = 'dummy_data\n'

        with open(self.pid_file, "w") as f:
            f.write(dummy_data)

        unlink_pid_file("no_such_pid_file")

        # the file specified for unlink_pid_file doesn't exist,
        # and the original content of the file should be intact.
        with open(self.pid_file, "r") as f:
            self.assertEqual(dummy_data, f.read())

    def test_dump_pid_with_none(self):
        # Check the behavior of dump_pid() and unlink_pid_file() with None.
        # This should be no-op.
        dump_pid(None)
        self.assertFalse(os.path.exists(self.pid_file))

        dummy_data = 'dummy_data\n'

        with open(self.pid_file, "w") as f:
            f.write(dummy_data)

        unlink_pid_file(None)

        with open(self.pid_file, "r") as f:
            self.assertEqual(dummy_data, f.read())

    def test_dump_pid_failure(self):
        # the attempt to open file will fail, which should result in exception.
        self.assertRaises(IOError, dump_pid,
                          'nonexistent_dir' + os.sep + 'bind10.pid')

class TestBossComponents(unittest.TestCase):
    """
    Test the boss propagates component configuration properly to the
    component configurator and acts sane.
    """
    def setUp(self):
        self.__param = None
        self.__called = False
        self.__compconfig = {
            'comp': {
                'kind': 'needed',
                'process': 'cat'
            }
        }

    def __unary_hook(self, param):
        """
        A hook function that stores the parameter for later examination.
        """
        self.__param = param

    def __nullary_hook(self):
        """
        A hook function that notes down it was called.
        """
        self.__called = True

    def __check_core(self, config):
        """
        A function checking that the config contains parts for the valid
        core component configuration.
        """
        self.assertIsNotNone(config)
        for component in ['sockcreator', 'msgq', 'cfgmgr']:
            self.assertTrue(component in config)
            self.assertEqual(component, config[component]['special'])
            self.assertEqual('core', config[component]['kind'])

    def __check_extended(self, config):
        """
        This checks that the config contains the core and one more component.
        """
        self.__check_core(config)
        self.assertTrue('comp' in config)
        self.assertEqual('cat', config['comp']['process'])
        self.assertEqual('needed', config['comp']['kind'])
        self.assertEqual(4, len(config))

    def test_correct_run(self):
        """
        Test the situation when we run in usual scenario, nothing fails,
        we just start, reconfigure and then stop peacefully.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        # Start it
        orig = bob._component_configurator.startup
        bob._component_configurator.startup = self.__unary_hook
        bob.start_all_components()
        bob._component_configurator.startup = orig
        self.__check_core(self.__param)
        self.assertEqual(3, len(self.__param))

        # Reconfigure it
        self.__param = None
        orig = bob._component_configurator.reconfigure
        bob._component_configurator.reconfigure = self.__unary_hook
        # Otherwise it does not work
        bob.runnable = True
        bob.config_handler({'components': self.__compconfig})
        self.__check_extended(self.__param)
        currconfig = self.__param
        # If we reconfigure it, but it does not contain the components part,
        # nothing is called
        bob.config_handler({})
        self.assertEqual(self.__param, currconfig)
        self.__param = None
        bob._component_configurator.reconfigure = orig
        # Check a configuration that messes up the core components is rejected.
        compconf = dict(self.__compconfig)
        compconf['msgq'] = { 'process': 'echo' }
        result = bob.config_handler({'components': compconf})
        # Check it rejected it
        self.assertEqual(1, result['result'][0])

        # We can't call shutdown, that one relies on the stuff in main
        # We check somewhere else that the shutdown is actually called
        # from there (the test_kills).

    def __real_test_kill(self, nokill=False, ex_on_kill=None):
        """
        Helper function that does the actual kill functionality testing.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        bob.nokill = nokill

        killed = []
        class ImmortalComponent:
            """
            An immortal component. It does not stop when it is told so
            (anyway it is not told so). It does not die if it is killed
            the first time. It dies only when killed forcefully.
            """
            def __init__(self):
                # number of kill() calls, preventing infinite loop.
                self.__call_count = 0

            def kill(self, forceful=False):
                self.__call_count += 1
                if self.__call_count > 2:
                    raise Exception('Too many calls to ImmortalComponent.kill')

                killed.append(forceful)
                if ex_on_kill is not None:
                    # If exception is given by the test, raise it here.
                    # In the case of ESRCH, the process should have gone
                    # somehow, so we clear the components.
                    if ex_on_kill.errno == errno.ESRCH:
                        bob.components = {}
                    raise ex_on_kill
                if forceful:
                    bob.components = {}
            def pid(self):
                return 1
            def name(self):
                return "Immortal"
        bob.components = {}
        bob.register_process(1, ImmortalComponent())

        # While at it, we check the configurator shutdown is actually called
        orig = bob._component_configurator.shutdown
        bob._component_configurator.shutdown = self.__nullary_hook
        self.__called = False

        bob.ccs = MockModuleCCSession()
        self.assertFalse(bob.ccs.stopped)

        bob.shutdown()

        self.assertTrue(bob.ccs.stopped)

        # Here, killed is an array where False is added if SIGTERM
        # should be sent, or True if SIGKILL should be sent, in order in
        # which they're sent.
        if nokill:
            self.assertEqual([], killed)
        else:
            if ex_on_kill is not None:
                self.assertEqual([False], killed)
            else:
                self.assertEqual([False, True], killed)

        self.assertTrue(self.__called)

        bob._component_configurator.shutdown = orig

    def test_kills(self):
        """
        Test that the boss kills components which don't want to stop.
        """
        self.__real_test_kill()

    def test_kill_fail(self):
        """Test cases where kill() results in an exception due to OS error.

        The behavior should be different for EPERM, so we test two cases.

        """

        ex = OSError()
        ex.errno, ex.strerror = errno.ESRCH, 'No such process'
        self.__real_test_kill(ex_on_kill=ex)

        ex.errno, ex.strerror = errno.EPERM, 'Operation not permitted'
        self.__real_test_kill(ex_on_kill=ex)

    def test_nokill(self):
        """
        Test that the boss *doesn't* kill components which don't want to
        stop, when asked not to (by passing the --no-kill option which
        sets bob.nokill to True).
        """
        self.__real_test_kill(True)

    def test_component_shutdown(self):
        """
        Test the component_shutdown sets all variables accordingly.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        self.assertRaises(Exception, bob.component_shutdown, 1)
        self.assertEqual(1, bob.exitcode)
        bob._BoB__started = True
        bob.component_shutdown(2)
        self.assertEqual(2, bob.exitcode)
        self.assertFalse(bob.runnable)

    def test_init_config(self):
        """
        Test initial configuration is loaded.
        """
        bob = MockBob()
        # Start it
        bob._component_configurator.reconfigure = self.__unary_hook
        # We need to return the original read_bind10_config
        bob._read_bind10_config = lambda: BoB._read_bind10_config(bob)
        # And provide a session to read the data from
        class CC:
            pass
        bob.ccs = CC()
        bob.ccs.get_full_config = lambda: {'components': self.__compconfig}
        bob.start_all_components()
        self.__check_extended(self.__param)

    def __setup_restart(self, bob, component):
        '''Common procedure for restarting a component used below.'''
        bob.components_to_restart = { component }
        component.restarted = False
        bob.restart_processes()

    def test_restart_processes(self):
        '''Check some behavior on restarting processes.'''
        bob = MockBob()
        bob.runnable = True
        component = MockComponent('test', 53)

        # A component to be restarted will actually be restarted iff it's
        # in the configurator's configuration.
        # We bruteforce the configurator internal below; ugly, but the easiest
        # way for the test.
        bob._component_configurator._components['test'] = (None, component)
        self.__setup_restart(bob, component)
        self.assertTrue(component.restarted)
        self.assertFalse(component in bob.components_to_restart)

        # Remove the component from the configuration.  It won't be restarted
        # even if scheduled, nor will remain in the to-be-restarted list.
        del bob._component_configurator._components['test']
        self.__setup_restart(bob, component)
        self.assertFalse(component.restarted)
        self.assertFalse(component in bob.components_to_restart)

    def test_get_processes(self):
        '''Test that procsses are returned correctly.'''
        bob = MockBob()
        bob.runnable = True
        component = MockComponent('test', 53, 'Test')
        bob.components[53] = component

        process_list = bob.get_processes()
        self.assertEqual([[53, 'test', 'Test']], process_list)

    def test_reap_children(self):
        '''Test that children are queued to be restarted when they ask for it.'''
        bob = MockBob()
        bob.runnable = True
        component = MockComponent('test', 53)
        bob.components[53] = component

        # at first, we don't have the component with pid 53 that
        # terminated in our restart queue.
        self.assertFalse(component in bob.components_to_restart)
        bob.reap_children()
        # now, we should as the mock component.failed() returns False
        self.assertTrue(component in bob.components_to_restart)

class SocketSrvTest(unittest.TestCase):
    """
    This tests some methods of boss related to the unix domain sockets used
    to transfer other sockets to applications.
    """
    def setUp(self):
        """
        Create the boss to test, testdata and backup some functions.
        """
        self.__boss = BoB()
        self.__select_backup = bind10_src.select.select
        self.__select_called = None
        self.__socket_data_called = None
        self.__consumer_dead_called = None
        self.__socket_request_handler_called = None

    def tearDown(self):
        """
        Restore functions.
        """
        bind10_src.select.select = self.__select_backup

    class __FalseSocket:
        """
        A mock socket for the select and accept and stuff like that.
        """
        def __init__(self, owner, fileno=42):
            self.__owner = owner
            self.__fileno = fileno
            self.data = None
            self.closed = False

        def fileno(self):
            return self.__fileno

        def accept(self):
            return (self.__class__(self.__owner, 13), "/path/to/socket")

        def recv(self, bufsize, flags=0):
            self.__owner.assertEqual(1, bufsize)
            self.__owner.assertEqual(socket.MSG_DONTWAIT, flags)
            if isinstance(self.data, socket.error):
                raise self.data
            elif self.data is not None:
                if len(self.data):
                    result = self.data[0:1]
                    self.data = self.data[1:]
                    return result
                else:
                    raise socket.error(errno.EAGAIN, "Would block")
            else:
                return b''

        def close(self):
            self.closed = True

    class __CCS:
        """
        A mock CCS, just to provide the socket file number.
        """
        class __Socket:
            def fileno(self):
                return 1
        def get_socket(self):
            return self.__Socket()

    def __select_accept(self, r, w, x, t):
        self.__select_called = (r, w, x, t)
        return ([42], [], [])

    def __select_data(self, r, w, x, t):
        self.__select_called = (r, w, x, t)
        return ([13], [], [])

    def __accept(self):
        """
        Hijact the accept method of the boss.

        Notes down it was called and stops the boss.
        """
        self.__accept_called = True
        self.__boss.runnable = False

    def test_srv_accept_called(self):
        """
        Test that the _srv_accept method of boss is called when the listening
        socket is readable.
        """
        self.__boss.runnable = True
        self.__boss._srv_socket = self.__FalseSocket(self)
        self.__boss._srv_accept = self.__accept
        self.__boss.ccs = self.__CCS()
        bind10_src.select.select = self.__select_accept
        self.__boss.run(2)
        # It called the accept
        self.assertTrue(self.__accept_called)
        # And the select had the right parameters
        self.assertEqual(([2, 1, 42], [], [], None), self.__select_called)

    def test_srv_accept(self):
        """
        Test how the _srv_accept method works.
        """
        self.__boss._srv_socket = self.__FalseSocket(self)
        self.__boss._srv_accept()
        # After we accepted, a new socket is added there
        socket = self.__boss._unix_sockets[13][0]
        # The socket is properly stored there
        self.assertTrue(isinstance(socket, self.__FalseSocket))
        # And the buffer (yet empty) is there
        self.assertEqual({13: (socket, b'')}, self.__boss._unix_sockets)

    def __socket_data(self, socket):
        self.__boss.runnable = False
        self.__socket_data_called = socket

    def test_socket_data(self):
        """
        Test that a socket that wants attention gets it.
        """
        self.__boss._srv_socket = self.__FalseSocket(self)
        self.__boss._socket_data = self.__socket_data
        self.__boss.ccs = self.__CCS()
        self.__boss._unix_sockets = {13: (self.__FalseSocket(self, 13), b'')}
        self.__boss.runnable = True
        bind10_src.select.select = self.__select_data
        self.__boss.run(2)
        self.assertEqual(13, self.__socket_data_called)
        self.assertEqual(([2, 1, 42, 13], [], [], None), self.__select_called)

    def __prepare_data(self, data):
        socket = self.__FalseSocket(self, 13)
        self.__boss._unix_sockets = {13: (socket, b'')}
        socket.data = data
        self.__boss.socket_consumer_dead = self.__consumer_dead
        self.__boss.socket_request_handler = self.__socket_request_handler
        return socket

    def __consumer_dead(self, socket):
        self.__consumer_dead_called = socket

    def __socket_request_handler(self, token, socket):
        self.__socket_request_handler_called = (token, socket)

    def test_socket_closed(self):
        """
        Test that a socket is removed and the socket_consumer_dead is called
        when it is closed.
        """
        socket = self.__prepare_data(None)
        self.__boss._socket_data(13)
        self.assertEqual(socket, self.__consumer_dead_called)
        self.assertEqual({}, self.__boss._unix_sockets)
        self.assertTrue(socket.closed)

    def test_socket_short(self):
        """
        Test that if there's not enough data to get the whole socket, it is
        kept there, but nothing is called.
        """
        socket = self.__prepare_data(b'tok')
        self.__boss._socket_data(13)
        self.assertEqual({13: (socket, b'tok')}, self.__boss._unix_sockets)
        self.assertFalse(socket.closed)
        self.assertIsNone(self.__consumer_dead_called)
        self.assertIsNone(self.__socket_request_handler_called)

    def test_socket_continue(self):
        """
        Test that we call the token handling function when the whole token
        comes. This test pretends to continue reading where the previous one
        stopped.
        """
        socket = self.__prepare_data(b"en\nanothe")
        # The data to finish
        self.__boss._unix_sockets[13] = (socket, b'tok')
        self.__boss._socket_data(13)
        self.assertEqual({13: (socket, b'anothe')}, self.__boss._unix_sockets)
        self.assertFalse(socket.closed)
        self.assertIsNone(self.__consumer_dead_called)
        self.assertEqual((b'token', socket),
                         self.__socket_request_handler_called)

    def test_broken_socket(self):
        """
        If the socket raises an exception during the read other than EAGAIN,
        it is broken and we remove it.
        """
        sock = self.__prepare_data(socket.error(errno.ENOMEM,
            "There's more memory available, but not for you"))
        self.__boss._socket_data(13)
        self.assertEqual(sock, self.__consumer_dead_called)
        self.assertEqual({}, self.__boss._unix_sockets)
        self.assertTrue(sock.closed)

class TestFunctions(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.lockfile_testpath = \
            "@abs_top_builddir@/src/bin/bind10/tests/lockfile_test"
        self.assertFalse(os.path.exists(self.lockfile_testpath))
        os.mkdir(self.lockfile_testpath)
        self.assertTrue(os.path.isdir(self.lockfile_testpath))

    def tearDown(self):
        os.rmdir(self.lockfile_testpath)
        self.assertFalse(os.path.isdir(self.lockfile_testpath))
        os.environ["B10_LOCKFILE_DIR_FROM_BUILD"] = "@abs_top_builddir@"

    def test_remove_lock_files(self):
        os.environ["B10_LOCKFILE_DIR_FROM_BUILD"] = self.lockfile_testpath

        # create lockfiles for the testcase
        lockfiles = ["logger_lockfile"]
        for f in lockfiles:
            fname = os.environ["B10_LOCKFILE_DIR_FROM_BUILD"] + '/' + f
            self.assertFalse(os.path.exists(fname))
            open(fname, "w").close()
            self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(fname))

        # first call should clear up all the lockfiles
        bind10_src.remove_lock_files()

        # check if the lockfiles exist
        for f in lockfiles:
            fname = os.environ["B10_LOCKFILE_DIR_FROM_BUILD"] + '/' + f
            self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(fname))

        # second call should not assert anyway
        bind10_src.remove_lock_files()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # store os.environ for test_unchanged_environment
    original_os_environ = copy.deepcopy(os.environ)
    isc.log.resetUnitTestRootLogger()
    unittest.main()