/usr/share/otrs/scripts/test/Auth.t is in otrs2 6.0.5-1.
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# Copyright (C) 2001-2018 OTRS AG, http://otrs.com/
# --
# This software comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. For details, see
# the enclosed file COPYING for license information (AGPL). If you
# did not receive this file, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.txt.
# --
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;
use vars (qw($Self));
# get helper object
$Kernel::OM->ObjectParamAdd(
'Kernel::System::UnitTest::Helper' => {
RestoreDatabase => 1,
},
);
my $Helper = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::System::UnitTest::Helper');
# get config object
my $ConfigObject = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::Config');
# configure auth backend to db
$ConfigObject->Set(
Key => 'AuthBackend',
Value => 'DB',
);
# no additional auth backends
for my $Count ( 1 .. 10 ) {
$ConfigObject->Set(
Key => "AuthBackend$Count",
Value => '',
);
}
# disable email checks to create new user
$ConfigObject->Set(
Key => 'CheckEmailAddresses',
Value => 0,
);
my $TestUserID;
my $UserRand = 'example-user' . $Helper->GetRandomID();
# get user object
my $UserObject = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::System::User');
# add test user
$TestUserID = $UserObject->UserAdd(
UserFirstname => 'Firstname Test1',
UserLastname => 'Lastname Test1',
UserLogin => $UserRand,
UserEmail => $UserRand . '@example.com',
ValidID => 1,
ChangeUserID => 1,
) || die "Could not create test user";
my @Tests = (
{
Password => 'simple',
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => 'very long password line which is unusual',
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => 'Переводчик',
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => 'كل ما تحب معرفته عن',
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => ' ',
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => "\n",
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => "\t",
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => "a" x 64, # max length for plain
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
# SQL security tests
{
Password => "'UNION'",
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
{
Password => "';",
AuthResult => $UserRand,
},
);
for my $CryptType (qw(plain crypt apr1 md5 sha1 sha2 sha512 bcrypt)) {
# make sure that the customer user objects gets recreated for each loop.
$Kernel::OM->ObjectsDiscard(
Objects => [
'Kernel::System::User',
'Kernel::System::Auth',
],
);
$ConfigObject->Set(
Key => "AuthModule::DB::CryptType",
Value => $CryptType
);
# get needed objects
my $UserObject = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::System::User');
my $AuthObject = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::System::Auth');
TEST:
for my $Test (@Tests) {
my $PasswordSet = $UserObject->SetPassword(
UserLogin => $UserRand,
PW => $Test->{Password},
);
if ( $CryptType eq 'plain' && $Test->{PlainFail} ) {
$Self->False(
$PasswordSet,
"Password set"
);
next TEST;
}
$Self->True(
$PasswordSet,
"Password set"
);
my $AuthResult = $AuthObject->Auth(
User => $UserRand,
Pw => $Test->{Password},
);
$Self->Is(
$AuthResult,
$Test->{AuthResult},
"CryptType $CryptType Password '$Test->{Password}'",
);
if ( $CryptType eq 'bcrypt' ) {
my $OldCost = $ConfigObject->Get('AuthModule::DB::bcryptCost') // 12;
my $NewCost = $OldCost + 2;
# Increase cost and check if old passwords can still be used.
$ConfigObject->Set(
Key => 'AuthModule::DB::bcryptCost',
Value => $NewCost,
);
$AuthResult = $AuthObject->Auth(
User => $UserRand,
Pw => $Test->{Password},
);
$Self->Is(
$AuthResult,
$Test->{AuthResult},
"CryptType $CryptType old Password '$Test->{Password}' with changed default cost ($NewCost)",
);
$PasswordSet = $UserObject->SetPassword(
UserLogin => $UserRand,
PW => $Test->{Password},
);
$Self->True(
$PasswordSet,
"Password set - with new cost $NewCost"
);
$AuthResult = $AuthObject->Auth(
User => $UserRand,
Pw => $Test->{Password},
);
$Self->Is(
$AuthResult,
$Test->{AuthResult},
"CryptType $CryptType new Password '$Test->{Password}' with changed default cost ($NewCost)",
);
# Restore old cost value
$ConfigObject->Set(
Key => 'AuthModule::DB::bcryptCost',
Value => $OldCost,
);
}
$AuthResult = $AuthObject->Auth(
User => $UserRand,
Pw => $Test->{Password},
);
$Self->Is(
$AuthResult,
$Test->{AuthResult},
"CryptType $CryptType Password '$Test->{Password}' (cached)",
);
$AuthResult = $AuthObject->Auth(
User => $UserRand,
Pw => 'wrong_pw',
);
$Self->False(
$AuthResult,
"CryptType $CryptType Password '$Test->{Password}' (wrong password)",
);
$AuthResult = $AuthObject->Auth(
User => 'non_existing_user_id',
Pw => $Test->{Password},
);
$Self->False(
$AuthResult,
"CryptType $CryptType Password '$Test->{Password}' (wrong user)",
);
}
}
# cleanup is done by RestoreDatabase
1;
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