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use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
use Apache::Test;
use Apache::TestRequest;
use Apache::TestUtil;
use Misc;
my $have_fcgisetenvif = have_min_apache_version('2.4.26');
my $have_fcgibackendtype = have_min_apache_version('2.4.26');
# NOTE: This will fail if php-fpm is installed but not in $PATH
my $have_php_fpm = `php-fpm -v` =~ /fpm-fcgi/;
plan tests => (7 * $have_fcgisetenvif) + (2 * $have_fcgibackendtype) +
(2 * $have_fcgibackendtype * have_module('rewrite')) +
(7 * have_module('rewrite')) + (7 * have_module('actions')) +
(15 * $have_php_fpm * have_module('actions')) + 2,
need (
'mod_proxy_fcgi',
'FCGI',
'IO::Select'
);
require FCGI;
require IO::Select;
Apache::TestRequest::module("proxy_fcgi");
# Launches a short-lived FCGI daemon that will handle exactly one request with
# the given handler function. Returns the child PID; exits on failure.
sub run_fcgi_handler($$)
{
my $fcgi_port = shift;
my $handler_func = shift;
# Use a pipe for ready-signalling between the child and parent. Much faster
# (and more reliable) than just sleeping for a few seconds.
pipe(READ_END, WRITE_END);
my $pid = fork();
unless (defined $pid) {
t_debug "couldn't fork FCGI process";
ok 0;
exit;
}
if ($pid == 0) {
# Child process. Open up a listening socket.
my $sock = FCGI::OpenSocket(":$fcgi_port", 10);
# Signal the parent process that we're ready.
print WRITE_END 'x';
close WRITE_END;
# Listen for and respond to exactly one request from the client.
my $request = FCGI::Request(\*STDIN, \*STDOUT, \*STDERR, \%ENV,
$sock, &FCGI::FAIL_ACCEPT_ON_INTR);
if ($request->Accept() == 0) {
# Run the handler.
$handler_func->();
$request->Finish();
}
# Clean up and exit.
FCGI::CloseSocket($sock);
exit;
}
# Parent process. Wait for the daemon to launch.
unless (IO::Select->new((\*READ_END,))->can_read(2)) {
t_debug "timed out waiting for FCGI process to start";
ok 0;
kill 'TERM', $pid;
# Note that we don't waitpid() here because Perl's fork() implementation
# on some platforms (Windows) doesn't guarantee that the pseudo-TERM
# signal will be delivered. Just wait for the child to be cleaned up
# when we exit.
exit;
}
return $pid;
}
# Convenience wrapper for run_fcgi_handler() that will echo back the envvars in
# the response. Returns the child PID; exits on failure.
sub launch_envvar_echo_daemon($)
{
my $fcgi_port = shift;
return run_fcgi_handler($fcgi_port, sub {
# Echo all the envvars back to the client.
print("Content-Type: text/plain\r\n\r\n");
foreach my $key (sort(keys %ENV)) {
print($key, "=", $ENV{$key}, "\n");
}
});
}
# Runs a single request using launch_envvar_echo_daemon(), then returns a
# hashref containing the environment variables that were echoed by the FCGI
# backend.
#
# Calling this function will run one test that must be accounted for in the test
# plan.
sub run_fcgi_envvar_request
{
my $fcgi_port = shift;
my $uri = shift;
my $backend = shift || "FCGI";
# Launch the FCGI process.
my $child = launch_envvar_echo_daemon($fcgi_port) unless ($fcgi_port <= 0) ;
# Hit the backend.
my $r = GET($uri);
ok t_cmp($r->code, 200, "proxy to $backend backend works (" . $uri . ")");
# Split the returned envvars into a dictionary.
my %envs = ();
foreach my $line (split /\n/, $r->content) {
t_debug("> $line"); # log the response lines for debugging
my @components = split /=/, $line, 2;
$envs{$components[0]} = $components[1];
}
if ($fcgi_port > 0) {
if ($r->code eq '500') {
# Unknown failure, probably the request didn't hit the FCGI child
# process, so it will hang waiting for our request
kill 'TERM', $child;
} else {
# Rejoin the child FCGI process.
waitpid($child, 0);
}
}
return \%envs;
}
#
# MAIN
#
# XXX There appears to be no way to get the value of a dynamically-reserved
# @NextAvailablePort@ from Apache::Test. We assume here that the port reserved
# for the proxy_fcgi vhost is one greater than the reserved FCGI_PORT, but
# depending on the test conditions, that may not always be the case...
my $fcgi_port = Apache::Test::vars('proxy_fcgi_port') - 1;
my $envs;
my $docroot = Apache::Test::vars('documentroot');
my $servroot = Apache::Test::vars('serverroot');
if ($have_fcgisetenvif) {
# ProxyFCGISetEnvIf tests. Query the backend.
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request($fcgi_port, "/fcgisetenv?query");
# Check the response values.
ok t_cmp($envs->{'QUERY_STRING'}, 'test_value', "ProxyFCGISetEnvIf can override an existing variable");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'TEST_NOT_SET'}, undef, "ProxyFCGISetEnvIf does not set variables if condition is false");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'TEST_EMPTY'}, '', "ProxyFCGISetEnvIf can set empty values");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'TEST_DOCROOT'}, $docroot, "ProxyFCGISetEnvIf can replace with request variables");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'TEST_CGI_VERSION'}, 'v1.1', "ProxyFCGISetEnvIf can replace with backreferences");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'REMOTE_ADDR'}, undef, "ProxyFCGISetEnvIf can unset var");
}
# Tests for GENERIC backend type behavior.
if ($have_fcgibackendtype) {
# Regression test for PR59618.
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request($fcgi_port, "/modules/proxy/fcgi-generic/index.php?query");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_FILENAME'},
$docroot . '/modules/proxy/fcgi-generic/index.php',
"GENERIC SCRIPT_FILENAME should have neither query string nor proxy: prefix");
}
if ($have_fcgibackendtype && have_module('rewrite')) {
# Regression test for PR59815.
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request($fcgi_port, "/modules/proxy/fcgi-generic-rewrite/index.php?query");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_FILENAME'},
$docroot . '/modules/proxy/fcgi-generic-rewrite/index.php',
"GENERIC SCRIPT_FILENAME should have neither query string nor proxy: prefix");
}
if (have_module('rewrite')) {
# Regression test for general FPM breakage when using mod_rewrite for
# nice-looking URIs; see
# https://github.com/apache/httpd/commit/cab0bfbb2645bb8f689535e5e2834e2dbc23f5a5#commitcomment-20393588
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request($fcgi_port, "/modules/proxy/fcgi-rewrite-path-info/path/info?query");
# Not all of these values make sense, but unfortunately FPM expects some
# breakage and doesn't function properly without it, so we can't fully fix
# the problem by default. These tests verify that we follow the 2.4.20 way
# of doing things for the "rewrite-redirect PATH_INFO to script" case.
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_FILENAME'}, "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:" . $fcgi_port
. $docroot
. '/modules/proxy/fcgi-rewrite-path-info/index.php',
"Default SCRIPT_FILENAME has proxy:fcgi prefix for compatibility");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_NAME'}, '/modules/proxy/fcgi-rewrite-path-info/index.php',
"Default SCRIPT_NAME uses actual path to script");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_INFO'}, '/path/info',
"Default PATH_INFO is correct");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_TRANSLATED'}, $docroot . '/path/info',
"Default PATH_TRANSLATED is correct");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'QUERY_STRING'}, 'query',
"Default QUERY_STRING is correct");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'REDIRECT_URL'}, '/modules/proxy/fcgi-rewrite-path-info/path/info',
"Default REDIRECT_URL uses original client URL");
}
if (have_module('actions')) {
# Regression test to ensure that the bizarre Action invocation for FCGI
# still works as it did in 2.4.20. Almost none of this follows any spec at
# all. As far as I can tell, this method does not work with FPM.
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request($fcgi_port, "/modules/proxy/fcgi-action/index.php/path/info?query");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_FILENAME'}, "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:" . $fcgi_port
. $docroot
. '/fcgi-action-virtual',
"Action SCRIPT_FILENAME has proxy:fcgi prefix and uses virtual action Location");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_NAME'}, '/fcgi-action-virtual',
"Action SCRIPT_NAME is the virtual action Location");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_INFO'}, '/modules/proxy/fcgi-action/index.php/path/info',
"Action PATH_INFO contains full URI path");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_TRANSLATED'}, $docroot . '/modules/proxy/fcgi-action/index.php/path/info',
"Action PATH_TRANSLATED contains full URI path");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'QUERY_STRING'}, 'query',
"Action QUERY_STRING is correct");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'REDIRECT_URL'}, '/modules/proxy/fcgi-action/index.php/path/info',
"Action REDIRECT_URL uses original client URL");
# Testing using php-fpm directly
if ($have_php_fpm) {
my $pid_file = "/tmp/php-fpm-" . $$ . "-" . time . ".pid";
my $pid = fork();
unless (defined $pid) {
t_debug "couldn't start PHP-FPM";
ok 0;
exit;
}
if ($pid == 0) {
system "php-fpm -n -D -g $pid_file -p $servroot/php-fpm";
exit;
}
# Wait for php-fpm to start-up
unless ( Misc::cwait('-e "'.$pid_file.'"', 10, 50) ) {
ok 0;
exit;
}
sleep(1);
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request(0, "/php/fpm/action/sub2/test.php/foo/bar?query", "PHP-FPM");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_NAME'}, '/php/fpm/action/sub2/test.php',
"Handler PHP-FPM sets correct SCRIPT_NAME");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_INFO'}, '/foo/bar',
"Handler PHP-FPM sets correct PATH_INFO");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'QUERY_STRING'}, 'query',
"Handler PHP-FPM sets correct QUERY_STRING");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_TRANSLATED'}, $docroot . '/foo/bar',
"Handler PHP-FPM sets correct PATH_TRANSLATED");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'FCGI_ROLE'}, 'RESPONDER',
"Handler PHP-FPM sets correct FCGI_ROLE");
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request(0, "/php-fpm-pp/php/fpm/pp/sub1/test.php/foo/bar?query", "PHP-FPM");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_NAME'}, '/php-fpm-pp/php/fpm/pp/sub1/test.php',
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM sets correct SCRIPT_NAME");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_INFO'}, '/foo/bar',
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM sets correct PATH_INFO");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'QUERY_STRING'}, 'query',
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM sets correct QUERY_STRING");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_TRANSLATED'}, $docroot . '/foo/bar',
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM sets correct PATH_TRANSLATED");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'FCGI_ROLE'}, 'RESPONDER',
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM sets correct FCGI_ROLE");
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request(0, "/php-fpm-pp/php/fpm/pp/sub1/test.php", "PHP-FPM");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_INFO'}, undef,
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM sets correct empty PATH_INFO");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'PATH_TRANSLATED'}, undef,
"ProxyPass PHP-FPM does not set PATH_TRANSLATED w/ empty PATH_INFO");
# TODO: Add more tests here
# Clean up php-fpm process(es)
kill 'TERM', $pid; # Kill child process
kill 'TERM', `cat $pid_file`; # Kill php-fpm daemon
waitpid($pid, 0);
}
}
# Regression test for PR61202.
$envs = run_fcgi_envvar_request($fcgi_port, "/modules/proxy/fcgi/index.php");
ok t_cmp($envs->{'SCRIPT_NAME'}, '/modules/proxy/fcgi/index.php', "Server sets correct SCRIPT_NAME by default");
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