34 lines
916 B
Perl
34 lines
916 B
Perl
use strict;
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use warnings FATAL => 'all';
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use Apache::Test;
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use Apache::TestUtil;
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use Apache::TestRequest;
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plan tests => 1, need_apache(2);
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my $rc;
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$rc = GET_RC "/security/CAN-2004-0747/";
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# This test used to check for SegFaults when expanding variables
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# inside a .htaccess file.
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# Only, the code trying to parse the generated AuthName will
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# fail with a 500 when the string exceeds a certain length (at least on OS X)
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#
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# So, in case of a 500 return, we check for a proper body and assume
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# that the failure was graceful and not a crash.
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#
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# The alternative would be to expand a env var under our control in .htacess
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# for this test, so that the outcome is not depending on the env of the person
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# starting the test.
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#
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if ($rc == 500) {
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my $body = GET_BODY "/security/CAN-2004-0747/";
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if (length $body > 0) {
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$rc = 200;
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}
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}
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ok t_cmp($rc, 200, "CAN-2004-0747 ap_resolve_env test case");
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