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Test Plan for fedfs-utils-0.10
New in 0.10
"cn=NSDB Manager" administrator DN
- Create, edit, and remove FedFS records using the new "cn=NSDB Manager" DN
- Try to create, edit, or remove FedFS records using some other non-admin DN
- Try to create, edit, or remove non-FedFS records using the new "cn=NSDB Manager" DN
NCE discovery mechanism
- Try FSN resolution with a new fedfsNsdbContainerEntry object in place. Debugging should show that the NSDB client performs the new subtree search to find the NCE.
- Try FSN resolution without a fedfsNsdbContainerEntry object. Debugging should show that the NSDB client tries the subtree search then queries the fedfsNceDN attribute.
- FSN resolution should work when TLS is enabled on the NSDB
- Try adding another NCE on the NSDB
- Try removing the new NCE
RPCSEC GSS authentication of ADMIN protocol
- Kinit and attempt ADMIN operations against a fedfsd with GSS support and a known good service principal
- Do not kinit and attempt ADMIN operations against a fedfs with GSS support and a known good service principal
- Kinit and attempt ADMIN operations against a fedfsd with no GSS support configured
- Using 0.9 fedfsc, attempt ADMIN operations against a fedfsd with GSS support and a known good service principal
fedfs-domainroot
- Create and remove domain roots while an NFSD is running
- Create and remove domain roots while NFSD is shut down
nsdb-jumpstart
- Try "install" on a blank system (openldap-servers and fedfs-utils-common installed)
- Try "install" on a system with a running NSDB
- Try "backup" on a system with some NSDB data
- Try "restore" on a system with backups and some NSDB data