delta/python-packages/qpid-python.git/qpid/cpp/src/tests/AclHost.cpp, branch QPID-6262-JavaBrokerNIO

QPID-5898: AclHost unit test fails on systems with no IPv6

2014-07-16T15:47:12+00:00

* In SocketAddress::isComparable catch exceptions thrown by
  getAddrInfo when address family is not supported.
* Delete self test that expects hosts to have 127.0.0.1 and
  ::1 as valid addresses for localhost.
* In self tests sense whether IPv4 and IPv6 are supported
  and skip running tests that use those families accordingly.



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QPID-5898: Self tests fail on systems with IPv6 disabled.

2014-07-16T13:09:30+00:00

Temporarily disable tests that assume IPv6 to restore automated testing.


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QPID-4947: C++ Broker ACL restricts hosts from which users may connect.

2014-07-15T22:54:51+00:00

This commit adds:
* Acl rule file "create connection host=hostname" support for allowing and denying connections.
* AclHost class to represent a host specified in the rule file.
* Global and user-specific lists of AclHost rules. Created by AclReader and consumed by AclConnectionCounter.
* Address range checks and other giblets in SocketAddress:
** asString support to hide IPv6 decoration and service (port) details.
** binary comparison of network addresses.
** new firstAddress function to complement existing nextAddress. Socket addrinfo for AclHost objects is computed once only for lifetime of Acl file load.
** Posix and Windows implementations are identical.
* New unit test for address comparisons. Testing a live broker is great but forcing connections to be from some arbitrary IPv4 or IPv6 address is hard. So there's a unit test for that.

Further discussion about this feature is in https://reviews.apache.org/r/23322

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