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// -*- indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*-
// This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
// License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
// file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.
"use strict";
// This test connects to ocsp-stapling-none.example.com to test that OCSP
// requests are cancelled if they're taking too long.
// ocsp-stapling-none.example.com doesn't staple an OCSP response, so
// connecting to it will cause a request to the OCSP responder. As with all of
// these tests, the OCSP AIA (i.e. the url of the responder) in the certificate
// is http://localhost:8888. Since this test opens a TCP socket listening on
// port 8888 that just accepts connections and then ignores them (with
// connect/read/write timeouts of 30 seconds), the OCSP requests should cancel
// themselves. When OCSP hard-fail is enabled, connections will be terminated.
// Otherwise, they will succeed.
var gSocketListener = {
onSocketAccepted(serverSocket, socketTransport) {
socketTransport.setTimeout(Ci.nsISocketTransport.TIMEOUT_CONNECT, 30);
socketTransport.setTimeout(Ci.nsISocketTransport.TIMEOUT_READ_WRITE, 30);
},
onStopListening(serverSocket, status) {},
};
function run_test() {
do_get_profile();
Services.prefs.setIntPref("security.OCSP.enabled", 1);
add_tls_server_setup("OCSPStaplingServer", "ocsp_certs");
let socket = Cc["@mozilla.org/network/server-socket;1"].createInstance(
Ci.nsIServerSocket
);
socket.init(8888, true, -1);
socket.asyncListen(gSocketListener);
add_one_test(false, "security.OCSP.timeoutMilliseconds.soft", 1000);
add_one_test(false, "security.OCSP.timeoutMilliseconds.soft", 2000);
add_one_test(false, "security.OCSP.timeoutMilliseconds.soft", 4000);
add_one_test(true, "security.OCSP.timeoutMilliseconds.hard", 3000);
add_one_test(true, "security.OCSP.timeoutMilliseconds.hard", 10000);
add_one_test(true, "security.OCSP.timeoutMilliseconds.hard", 15000);
add_test(function () {
socket.close();
run_next_test();
});
run_next_test();
}
function add_one_test(useHardFail, timeoutPrefName, timeoutMilliseconds) {
let startTime;
add_test(function () {
Services.prefs.setBoolPref("security.OCSP.require", useHardFail);
Services.prefs.setIntPref(timeoutPrefName, timeoutMilliseconds);
startTime = new Date();
run_next_test();
});
add_connection_test(
"ocsp-stapling-none.example.com",
useHardFail ? SEC_ERROR_OCSP_SERVER_ERROR : PRErrorCodeSuccess,
clearSessionCache
);
add_test(function () {
let endTime = new Date();
let timeDifference = endTime - startTime;
info(`useHardFail = ${useHardFail}`);
info(`startTime = ${startTime.getTime()} (${startTime})`);
info(`endTime = ${endTime.getTime()} (${endTime})`);
info(`timeDifference = ${timeDifference}ms`);
// Date() is not guaranteed to be monotonic, so add extra fuzz time to
// prevent intermittent failures (this only appeared to be a problem on
// Windows XP). See Bug 1121117.
const FUZZ_MS = 300;
ok(
timeDifference + FUZZ_MS > timeoutMilliseconds,
`OCSP timeout should be ~${timeoutMilliseconds}s for ` +
`${useHardFail ? "hard" : "soft"}-fail`
);
// Make sure we didn't wait too long.
// (Unfortunately, we probably can't have a tight upper bound on
// how long is too long for this test, because we might be running
// on slow hardware.)
ok(
timeDifference < 60000,
"Automatic OCSP timeout shouldn't be more than 60s"
);
// Reset state
clearOCSPCache();
Services.prefs.clearUserPref("security.OCSP.require");
Services.prefs.clearUserPref(timeoutPrefName);
run_next_test();
});
}
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