setools/tests/polcapquery.py
Chris PeBenito 8ba3cf16f5 Change all unit tests for "unset" query to use full comparison.
Fully compare the lists rather than only counting objects.

Also fix comparison problem in Nodecon and Genfscon. In libqpol, the all
genfscons/nodecons iterators allocate new objects, so the pointer
comparison in PolicySymbol fails.
2014-11-25 13:24:36 -05:00

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import unittest
from setools import SELinuxPolicy
from setools.polcapquery import PolCapQuery
class PolCapQueryTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.p = SELinuxPolicy("tests/polcapquery.conf")
def test_000_unset(self):
"""Policy capability query with no criteria"""
# query with no parameters gets all capabilities.
allcaps = sorted(self.p.polcaps())
q = PolCapQuery(self.p)
qcaps = sorted(q.results())
self.assertListEqual(allcaps, qcaps)
def test_001_name_exact(self):
"""Policy capability query with exact match"""
q = PolCapQuery(self.p, name="open_perms", name_regex=False)
caps = sorted(str(c) for c in q.results())
self.assertListEqual(["open_perms"], caps)
def test_002_name_regex(self):
"""Policy capability query with regex match"""
q = PolCapQuery(self.p, name="pe?er", name_regex=True)
caps = sorted(str(c) for c in q.results())
self.assertListEqual(["network_peer_controls", "open_perms"], caps)