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flatpak/tests/test-http-utils.sh
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Razze 3a26b16761 http: Retry dropped and truncated responses
Curl's partial-file, empty-reply and send/receive errors were mapped to
G_IO_ERROR_FAILED, so the existing transient-error retry policy skipped
connection losses. Map them to partial-input and connection-closed errors
without changing the retry limit or retrying streams already written to.

Test recovery from empty and truncated replies, including compressed
cache output, and verify no partial contents survive the retry.
2026-10-12 10:52:23 +00:00

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Copyright (C) 2018 Red Hat, Inc.
#
# This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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#
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# Lesser General Public License for more details.
#
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# Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
# Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
set -euo pipefail
. $(dirname $0)/libtest.sh
httpd http-utils-test-server.py .
port=$(cat httpd-port)
assert_result() {
test_string=$1
compressed=
if [ "$2" = "--compressed" ] ; then
compressed="--compressed"
shift
fi
remote=$2
local=$3
out=`${test_builddir}/httpcache $compressed "http://localhost:$port$remote" $local || :`
case "$out" in
$test_string*)
return
;;
*)
echo "For $remote => $local, expected '$test_string', got '$out'"
exit 1
;;
esac
}
assert_cached() {
assert_result "Reusing cached value" $@
}
assert_304() {
assert_result "Server returned status 304" $@
}
assert_ok() {
assert_result "Server returned status 200" $@
}
have_xattrs() {
touch $1/test-xattrs
setfattr -n user.testvalue -v somevalue $1/test-xattrs > /dev/null 2>&1
}
# Without anything else, cached for 30 minutes
assert_ok "/" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_cached "/" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
# An explicit cache-lifetime
assert_ok "/?max-age=3600" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_cached "/?max-age=3600" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
# Turn off caching
assert_ok "/?max-age=0" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_ok "/?max-age=0" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
# Turn off caching a different way
assert_ok "/?no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_ok "/?no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
# Expires support
assert_ok "/?expires-future" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_cached "/?expires-future" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
assert_ok "/?expires-past" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_ok "/?expires-past" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
ok 'http cache lifetimes'
# Revalidation with an etag
assert_ok "/?etag&no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_304 "/?etag&no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
# Revalidation with a modified time
assert_ok "/?modified-time&no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_304 "/?modified-time&no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
ok 'http revalidation'
# Test compressed downloading and storage
assert_ok --compressed "/compress" $test_tmpdir/output
contents=$(gunzip -c < $test_tmpdir/output)
assert_streq $contents path=/compress
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
ok 'compressed download'
# Test uncompressed downloading with compressed storage
assert_ok --compressed "/compress?ignore-accept-encoding" $test_tmpdir/output
contents=$(gunzip -c < $test_tmpdir/output)
assert_streq $contents path=/compress?ignore-accept-encoding
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
ok 'compress after download'
# A dropped response must be retried without retaining its partial contents.
for path in /empty-reply /partial-reply; do
assert_ok "$path" $test_tmpdir/output
contents=$(cat $test_tmpdir/output)
assert_streq "$contents" "path=$path"
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
done
assert_ok --compressed "/partial-reply?compressed" $test_tmpdir/output
contents=$(gunzip -c < $test_tmpdir/output)
assert_streq "$contents" "path=/partial-reply?compressed"
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
ok 'retry dropped responses'
# Testing that things work without xattr support
if command -v setfattr >/dev/null &&
! have_xattrs $test_tmpdir ; then
assert_ok "/?etag&no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
assert_has_file $test_tmpdir/output.flatpak.http
assert_304 "/?etag&no-cache" $test_tmpdir/output
rm -f $test_tmpdir/output*
ok "no-xattrs"
else
ok "no-xattrs # skip No setfattr or /tmp doesn't have user xattr support"
fi
# Testing with xattr support
xattrs_tempdir=`mktemp -d /var/tmp/test-flatpak-XXXXXX`
xattrs_cleanup () {
rm -rf xattrs_tempdir
cleanup
}
trap xattrs_cleanup EXIT
if command -v setfattr >/dev/null &&
have_xattrs $xattrs_tempdir ; then
assert_ok "/?etag&no-cache" $xattrs_tempdir/output
assert_not_has_file $xattrs_tempdir/output.flatpak.http
assert_304 "/?etag&no-cache" $xattrs_tempdir/output
rm -f $xattrs_tempdir/output*
ok "xattrs"
else
ok "xattrs # skip No setfattr or /var/tmp has user no xattr support"
fi
done_testing