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The sandbox timestamp should not be available for matching when output is already expected from the next command (this is only a problem if numeric output if expected from the first command in the sandbox). A possible alternative would be to flush the expect output buffer with 'expect "*"' after the sandbox is up. |
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| .. | ||
| 4bridges_arp.exp | ||
| 4bridges_ip.exp | ||
| bandwidth.exp | ||
| configure | ||
| dns-print.exp | ||
| firemon-arp.exp | ||
| firemon-interfaces.exp | ||
| firemon-route.exp | ||
| hostname.exp | ||
| interface.exp | ||
| ip6.exp | ||
| ip6.profile | ||
| iprange.exp | ||
| iprange.profile | ||
| ipv6.net | ||
| net-profile.profile | ||
| net_arp.exp | ||
| net_badip.exp | ||
| net_defaultgw.exp | ||
| net_defaultgw2.exp | ||
| net_defaultgw3.exp | ||
| net_ip.exp | ||
| net_local.exp | ||
| net_mac.exp | ||
| net_macvlan2.exp | ||
| net_mtu.exp | ||
| net_netfilter.exp | ||
| net_noip.exp | ||
| net_noip2.exp | ||
| net_none.exp | ||
| net_none.profile | ||
| net_profile.exp | ||
| net_scan.exp | ||
| net_unconfigured.exp | ||
| net_veth.exp | ||
| netfilter-template.exp | ||
| netfilter.filter | ||
| netfilter.profile | ||
| netns.exp | ||
| netstats.exp | ||
| network.sh | ||
| README | ||
| tcpserver.c | ||
| veth-name.exp | ||
| veth-name.profile | ||
Warning: this test requires root access to configure a number of bridge, mac and vlan devices. Please take a look at configure file. By the time you are finished testing, you'll probably have to reboot the computer to get your networking subsystem back to normal. Limitations - to be investigated and fixed: - the test is assuming an eth0 wired interface to be present - using netstat and ifconfig - this needs to be moved to iproute2 - configure script inserts an entry in system netfilter configuration - the test will probably not work on grsecurity settings - macvlan interfaces don't seem to work correctly under VirtualBox Run the test: $ ./network.sh | grep TESTING