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"""
Some unit tests for the EC2Connection
"""

import unittest
import time
import telnetlib
import socket

from nose.plugins.attrib import attr
from boto.ec2.connection import EC2Connection
from boto.exception import EC2ResponseError


class EC2ConnectionTest(unittest.TestCase):
    ec2 = True

    @attr('notdefault')
    def test_launch_permissions(self):
        # this is my user_id, if you want to run these tests you should
        # replace this with yours or they won't work
        user_id = '963068290131'
        print '--- running EC2Connection tests ---'
        c = EC2Connection()
        # get list of private AMI's
        rs = c.get_all_images(owners=[user_id])
        assert len(rs) > 0
        # now pick the first one
        image = rs[0]
        # temporarily make this image runnable by everyone
        status = image.set_launch_permissions(group_names=['all'])
        assert status
        d = image.get_launch_permissions()
        assert 'groups' in d
        assert len(d['groups']) > 0
        # now remove that permission
        status = image.remove_launch_permissions(group_names=['all'])
        assert status
        time.sleep(10)
        d = image.get_launch_permissions()
        assert 'groups' not in d

    def test_1_basic(self):
        # create 2 new security groups
        c = EC2Connection()
        group1_name = 'test-%d' % int(time.time())
        group_desc = 'This is a security group created during unit testing'
        group1 = c.create_security_group(group1_name, group_desc)
        time.sleep(2)
        group2_name = 'test-%d' % int(time.time())
        group_desc = 'This is a security group created during unit testing'
        group2 = c.create_security_group(group2_name, group_desc)
        # now get a listing of all security groups and look for our new one
        rs = c.get_all_security_groups()
        found = False
        for g in rs:
            if g.name == group1_name:
                found = True
        assert found
        # now pass arg to filter results to only our new group
        rs = c.get_all_security_groups([group1_name])
        assert len(rs) == 1
        # try some group to group authorizations/revocations
        # first try the old style
        status = c.authorize_security_group(group1.name,
                                            group2.name,
                                            group2.owner_id)
        assert status
        status = c.revoke_security_group(group1.name,
                                         group2.name,
                                         group2.owner_id)
        assert status
        # now try specifying a specific port
        status = c.authorize_security_group(group1.name,
                                            group2.name,
                                            group2.owner_id,
                                            'tcp', 22, 22)
        assert status
        status = c.revoke_security_group(group1.name,
                                         group2.name,
                                         group2.owner_id,
                                         'tcp', 22, 22)
        assert status

        # now delete the second security group
        status = c.delete_security_group(group2_name)
        # now make sure it's really gone
        rs = c.get_all_security_groups()
        found = False
        for g in rs:
            if g.name == group2_name:
                found = True
        assert not found

        group = group1

        # now try to launch apache image with our new security group
        rs = c.get_all_images()
        img_loc = 'ec2-public-images/fedora-core4-apache.manifest.xml'
        for image in rs:
            if image.location == img_loc:
                break
        reservation = image.run(security_groups=[group.name])
        instance = reservation.instances[0]
        while instance.state != 'running':
            print '\tinstance is %s' % instance.state
            time.sleep(30)
            instance.update()
        # instance in now running, try to telnet to port 80
        t = telnetlib.Telnet()
        try:
            t.open(instance.dns_name, 80)
        except socket.error:
            pass
        # now open up port 80 and try again, it should work
        group.authorize('tcp', 80, 80, '0.0.0.0/0')
        t.open(instance.dns_name, 80)
        t.close()
        # now revoke authorization and try again
        group.revoke('tcp', 80, 80, '0.0.0.0/0')
        try:
            t.open(instance.dns_name, 80)
        except socket.error:
            pass
        # now kill the instance and delete the security group
        instance.terminate()

        # check that state and previous_state have updated
        assert instance.state == 'shutting-down'
        assert instance.state_code == 32
        assert instance.previous_state == 'running'
        assert instance.previous_state_code == 16

        # unfortunately, I can't delete the sg within this script
        #sg.delete()

        # create a new key pair
        key_name = 'test-%d' % int(time.time())
        status = c.create_key_pair(key_name)
        assert status
        # now get a listing of all key pairs and look for our new one
        rs = c.get_all_key_pairs()
        found = False
        for k in rs:
            if k.name == key_name:
                found = True
        assert found
        # now pass arg to filter results to only our new key pair
        rs = c.get_all_key_pairs([key_name])
        assert len(rs) == 1
        key_pair = rs[0]
        # now delete the key pair
        status = c.delete_key_pair(key_name)
        # now make sure it's really gone
        rs = c.get_all_key_pairs()
        found = False
        for k in rs:
            if k.name == key_name:
                found = True
        assert not found

        # short test around Paid AMI capability
        demo_paid_ami_id = 'ami-bd9d78d4'
        demo_paid_ami_product_code = 'A79EC0DB'
        l = c.get_all_images([demo_paid_ami_id])
        assert len(l) == 1
        assert len(l[0].product_codes) == 1
        assert l[0].product_codes[0] == demo_paid_ami_product_code

        print '--- tests completed ---'

    def test_dry_run(self):
        c = EC2Connection()
        dry_run_msg = 'Request would have succeeded, but DryRun flag is set.'

        try:
            rs = c.get_all_images(dry_run=True)
            self.fail("Should have gotten an exception")
        except EC2ResponseError, e:
            self.assertTrue(dry_run_msg in str(e))

        try:
            rs = c.run_instances(
                image_id='ami-a0cd60c9',
                instance_type='m1.small',
                dry_run=True
            )
            self.fail("Should have gotten an exception")
        except EC2ResponseError, e:
            self.assertTrue(dry_run_msg in str(e))

        # Need an actual instance for the rest of this...
        rs = c.run_instances(
            image_id='ami-a0cd60c9',
            instance_type='m1.small'
        )
        time.sleep(120)

        try:
            rs = c.stop_instances(
                instance_ids=[rs.instances[0].id],
                dry_run=True
            )
            self.fail("Should have gotten an exception")
        except EC2ResponseError, e:
            self.assertTrue(dry_run_msg in str(e))

        try:
            rs = c.terminate_instances(
                instance_ids=[rs.instances[0].id],
                dry_run=True
            )
            self.fail("Should have gotten an exception")
        except EC2ResponseError, e:
            self.assertTrue(dry_run_msg in str(e))

        # And kill it.
        rs.instances[0].terminate()

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