Fix test plan when run with NP_INTERNET_ACCESS=no, where the correct
number of steps must be skipped.
Caused by a removed test in 65fc706429.
Signed-off-by: Aksel Sjögren <asjogren@itrsgroup.com>
* If server_address is an IPv6 address surround it with brackets
* If the message is too short, we should not have an underflow
* Add simple conditional test case available if IPv6 is
* Renew copyright
* Display more verbose output, if scaled load values are used
* Actually use scaled value for determining status and print the fitting perfdata depending on input parameters
* Add test cases for scaled mode
* Set correct amount of tests based on conditionals.
* When running the test as non-root, we would previously check is the
setuid bit is set. This doesn't seem to be needed, so just check if the
binary is executable for the user running the test.
* Use cmp_ok to check if tests succeeds rather than couting.
Signed-off-by: Jacob Hansen <jhansen@op5.com>
Set correct number of tests in skip- blocks to avoid the error "Bad
plan. You planned 50 tests but ran 55" when run with/without
/usr/bin/faketime and NP_INTERNET_ACCESS=yes/no.
there were 2 variants of calling getTestParameter:
- parameter, description, default value
- parameter, env value, default value, description, scope
While scope was never actually used and having 2 names for the same value led
to having 2 different entries in the cache file for the same configuration.
This commit removes the variants and simplifies tests parameters by only using
the first 3 parameter variant.
since CURLOPT_CONNECT_TO is only available in later curl versions, we do it the other way round now and
set the url from the address we want to connect to and then set the host header accordingly.
The check_disk fails if the build system has more than 100GB of free disk
space. Lets make this 100TB and we are safe for a couple more years.
Signed-off-by: Sven Nierlein <sven@nierlein.de>
snmp tests fail if the snmp daemon runs systemd, then the process with 1 has arguments. Convert
the test into a regex which works for sysv and systemd.
Signed-off-by: Sven Nierlein <sven@nierlein.de>
