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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.2 2015/07/16 17:00:41 reyk Exp $
# The following ports must be installed for the regression tests:
# p5-IO-Socket-INET6 object interface for AF_INET and AF_INET6 domain sockets
# p5-Socket6 Perl defines relating to AF_INET6 sockets
# p5-IO-Socket-SSL perl interface to SSL sockets
#
# Check wether all required perl packages are installed. If some
# are missing print a warning and skip the tests, but do not fail.
PERL_REQUIRE != perl -Mstrict -Mwarnings -e ' \
eval { require IO::Socket::INET6 } or print $@; \
eval { require Socket6 } or print $@; \
eval { require IO::Socket::SSL } or print $@; \
'
.if ! empty (PERL_REQUIRE)
regress:
@echo "${PERL_REQUIRE}"
@echo install these perl packages for additional tests
.endif
# Fill out these variables if you want to test httpd with
# the httpd process running on a remote machine. You have to specify
# a local and remote ip address for the tcp connections. To control
# the remote machine you need a hostname for ssh to log in. All the
# test files must be in the same directory local and remote.
LOCAL_ADDR ?=
REMOTE_ADDR ?=
REMOTE_SSH ?=
# Automatically generate regress targets from test cases in directory.
ARGS != cd ${.CURDIR} && ls args-*.pl
TARGETS ?= ${ARGS}
REGRESS_TARGETS = ${TARGETS:S/^/run-regress-/}
CLEANFILES += *.log httpd.conf ktrace.out stamp-*
CLEANFILES += *.pem *.req *.crt *.key *.srl md5-*
HTDOCS = 512 1048576 1073741824
HTDOCS_MD5 = ${HTDOCS:S/^/${.OBJDIR}\/md5-/}
HTDOCS_SPARSE = yes
CLEANFILES += ${HTDOCS}
# Set variables so that make runs with and without obj directory.
# Only do that if necessary to keep visible output short.
.if ${.CURDIR} == ${.OBJDIR}
PERLINC =
PERLPATH =
.else
PERLINC = -I${.CURDIR}
PERLPATH = ${.CURDIR}/
.endif
# The arg tests take a perl hash with arguments controlling the
# test parameters. Generally they consist of client, httpd, server.
.for a in ${ARGS}
run-regress-$a: $a ${HTDOCS_MD5}
@echo '\n======== $@ ========'
time SUDO=${SUDO} KTRACE=${KTRACE} HTTPD=${HTTPD} perl ${PERLINC} ${PERLPATH}httpd.pl ${.OBJDIR} ${PERLPATH}$a
.endfor
# htdocs
.for d in ${HTDOCS}
${.OBJDIR}/$d:
@echo '\n======== file: $d ========'
.if (${HTDOCS_SPARSE} != "yes")
@dd if=/dev/arandom of=$@ count=$$(($d / 512)) bs=512
.else
@dd of=$@ seek=$$(($d / 512)) bs=512 count=0 status=none
.endif
${.OBJDIR}/md5-$d: ${.OBJDIR}/$d
@md5 -q ${.OBJDIR}/$d > $@
.endfor
# create certificates for TLS
ca.crt:
openssl req -batch -new -subj /L=OpenBSD/O=httpd-regress/OU=ca/CN=root/ -nodes -newkey rsa -keyout ca.key -x509 -out ca.crt
server.req:
openssl req -batch -new -subj /L=OpenBSD/O=httpd-regress/OU=server/CN=localhost/ -nodes -newkey rsa -keyout server.key -out server.req
server.crt: ca.crt server.req
openssl x509 -CAcreateserial -CAkey ca.key -CA ca.crt -req -in server.req -out server.crt
${REGRESS_TARGETS:M*tls*} ${REGRESS_TARGETS:M*https*}: server.crt
# make perl syntax check for all args files
.PHONY: syntax
syntax: stamp-syntax
stamp-syntax: ${ARGS}
.for a in ${ARGS}
@perl -c ${PERLPATH}$a
.endfor
@date >$@
.include <bsd.regress.mk>
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