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More transitive-property work. - Add some more tests that break the current SQL backend implementation for transitive properties. One of them looks like a Postgres bug to me -- I'm getting: """ProgrammingError: ERROR: relation "_user2" does not exist""" where _user2 is an alias for _user in the from clause (but _user2 is used in a left outer join). The other SQL backends are fine with the generated SQL. Hmm. One of the reasons for packing sort and search attributes into the same data structure was the optimized SQL: not creating a left outer join for attributes that are already in a normal join (from/where clause). I'll check if I can instead leave the attribute from the from-clause instead (or if I'm then getting errors from the other backends, Postgres seems fine with that).
author Ralf Schlatterbeck <schlatterbeck@users.sourceforge.net>
date Wed, 30 Aug 2006 08:50:44 +0000
parents 75dc225613cc
children 222efa59ee6c
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# $Id: test_security.py,v 1.10 2006-02-03 04:04:37 richard Exp $

import os, unittest, shutil

from roundup import backends
from roundup.password import Password
from db_test_base import setupSchema, MyTestCase, config

class PermissionTest(MyTestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        backend = backends.get_backend('anydbm')
        # remove previous test, ignore errors
        if os.path.exists(config.DATABASE):
            shutil.rmtree(config.DATABASE)
        os.makedirs(config.DATABASE + '/files')
        self.db = backend.Database(config, 'admin')
        setupSchema(self.db, 1, backend)

    def testInterfaceSecurity(self):
        ' test that the CGI and mailgw have initialised security OK '
        # TODO: some asserts

    def testInitialiseSecurity(self):
        ei = self.db.security.addPermission(name="Edit", klass="issue",
                        description="User is allowed to edit issues")
        self.db.security.addPermissionToRole('User', ei)
        ai = self.db.security.addPermission(name="View", klass="issue",
                        description="User is allowed to access issues")
        self.db.security.addPermissionToRole('User', ai)

    def testAdmin(self):
        ei = self.db.security.addPermission(name="Edit", klass="issue",
                        description="User is allowed to edit issues")
        self.db.security.addPermissionToRole('User', ei)
        ei = self.db.security.addPermission(name="Edit", klass=None,
                        description="User is allowed to edit issues")
        self.db.security.addPermissionToRole('Admin', ei)

        u1 = self.db.user.create(username='one', roles='Admin')
        u2 = self.db.user.create(username='two', roles='User')

        self.assert_(self.db.security.hasPermission('Edit', u1, None))
        self.assert_(not self.db.security.hasPermission('Edit', u2, None))


    def testGetPermission(self):
        self.db.security.getPermission('Edit')
        self.db.security.getPermission('View')
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.db.security.getPermission, 'x')
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, self.db.security.getPermission, 'Edit',
            'fubar')

        add = self.db.security.addPermission
        get = self.db.security.getPermission

        # class
        ei = add(name="Edit", klass="issue")
        self.assertEquals(get('Edit', 'issue'), ei)
        ai = add(name="View", klass="issue")
        self.assertEquals(get('View', 'issue'), ai)

        # property
        epi = add(name="Edit", klass="issue", properties=['title'])
        self.assertEquals(get('Edit', 'issue', properties=['title']), epi)
        api = add(name="View", klass="issue", properties=['title'])
        self.assertEquals(get('View', 'issue', properties=['title']), api)
        
        # check function
        dummy = lambda: 0
        eci = add(name="Edit", klass="issue", check=dummy)
        self.assertEquals(get('Edit', 'issue', check=dummy), eci)
        aci = add(name="View", klass="issue", check=dummy)
        self.assertEquals(get('View', 'issue', check=dummy), aci)

        # all
        epci = add(name="Edit", klass="issue", properties=['title'],
            check=dummy)
        self.assertEquals(get('Edit', 'issue', properties=['title'],
            check=dummy), epci)
        apci = add(name="View", klass="issue", properties=['title'],
            check=dummy)
        self.assertEquals(get('View', 'issue', properties=['title'],
            check=dummy), apci)

    def testDBinit(self):
        self.db.user.create(username="demo", roles='User')
        self.db.user.create(username="anonymous", roles='Anonymous')

    def testAccessControls(self):
        add = self.db.security.addPermission
        has = self.db.security.hasPermission
        addRole = self.db.security.addRole
        addToRole = self.db.security.addPermissionToRole

        none = self.db.user.create(username='none', roles='None')

        # test admin access
        addRole(name='Super')
        addToRole('Super', add(name="Test"))
        super = self.db.user.create(username='super', roles='Super')

        # test class-level access
        addRole(name='Role1')
        addToRole('Role1', add(name="Test", klass="test"))
        user1 = self.db.user.create(username='user1', roles='Role1')
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test'), 0)

        # property
        addRole(name='Role2')
        addToRole('Role2', add(name="Test", klass="test", properties=['a','b']))
        user2 = self.db.user.create(username='user2', roles='Role2')
        # *any* access to class
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test'), 1)

        # *any* access to item
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test', itemid='1'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test', itemid='1'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test', itemid='1'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test', itemid='1'), 0)

        # now property test
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test', property='a'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test', property='b'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test', property='c'), 0)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test', property='a'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test', property='b'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test', property='c'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test', property='a'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test', property='b'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test', property='c'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test', property='a'), 0)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test', property='b'), 0)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test', property='c'), 0)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test'), 0)

        # check function
        check = lambda db, userid, itemid: itemid == '1'
        addRole(name='Role3')
        addToRole('Role3', add(name="Test", klass="test", check=check))
        user3 = self.db.user.create(username='user3', roles='Role3')
        # *any* access to class
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user3, 'test'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test'), 0)
        # now check function
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user3, 'test', itemid='1'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user3, 'test', itemid='2'), 0)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test', itemid='1'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user2, 'test', itemid='2'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test', itemid='2'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', user1, 'test', itemid='2'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test', itemid='1'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', super, 'test', itemid='2'), 1)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test', itemid='1'), 0)
        self.assertEquals(has('Test', none, 'test', itemid='2'), 0)

def test_suite():
    suite = unittest.TestSuite()
    suite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(PermissionTest))
    return suite

if __name__ == '__main__':
    runner = unittest.TextTestRunner()
    unittest.main(testRunner=runner)

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