ed8eca0a63
Apparently the format of vpopmaild responses has been expanded and the responses are conditional. * Replaced the 'sometimes works' eq comparison with a regexp that always works. * added tests for all 3 vpopmail plugins * added cram-md5 auth support to auth_vpopmaild.
28 lines
749 B
Perl
28 lines
749 B
Perl
# -*-perl-*- [emacs]
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sub register_tests {
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my $self = shift;
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$self->register_test("auth_vpopmail_sql", 3);
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}
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my @u_list = qw ( good bad none );
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my %u_data = (
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good => [ 'postmaster@example.com', OK, 'Good Strong Passphrase' ],
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bad => [ 'bad@example.com', DENY, 'not_bad_pass' ],
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none => [ 'none@example.com', DECLINED, '' ],
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);
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sub auth_vpopmail_sql {
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my $self = shift;
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my ($tran, $ret, $note, $u, $r, $p, $a );
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$tran = $self->qp->transaction;
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for $u ( @u_list ) {
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( $a,$r,$p ) = @{$u_data{$u}};
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eval { ($ret, $note) = $self->auth_vmysql($tran,'PLAIN',$a,$p); };
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defined $note or $note='auth_vpopmail_sql: No-Message';
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is ($ret, $r, $note);
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# - for debugging.
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# warn "$note\n";
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}
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}
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