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trap for them. This allows multiple instances of tests to run without
colliding.
OpenBSD-Regress-ID: 57add105ecdfc54752d8003acdd99eb68c3e0b4c
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Allow to run ssh regression tests as root. If the user
is already root, the test should not expect that SUDO is set. If ssh needs
another user, use sudo or doas to switch from root if necessary. OK dtucker@
Upstream-Regress-ID: b464e55185ac4303529e3e6927db41683aaeace2
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Some tests have strict requirements on the filesystem permissions
for certain files and directories. This adds a regress/check-perm
tool that copies the relevant logic from sshd to exactly test
the paths in question. This lets us skip tests when the local
filesystem doesn't conform to our expectations rather than
continuing and failing the test run.
ok dtucker@
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regress test for AuthorizedKeysCommand arguments
Upstream-Regress-ID: bbd65c13c6b3be9a442ec115800bff9625898f12
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[regress/keys-command.sh]
Fix some problems with the keys-command test:
- use string comparison rather than numeric comparison
- check for existing KEY_COMMAND file and don't clobber if it exists
- clean up KEY_COMMAND file if we do create it.
- check that KEY_COMMAND is executable (which it won't be if eg /var/run
is mounted noexec).
ok djm.
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[regress/Makefile regress/keys-command.sh]
regress for AuthorizedKeysCommand; hints from markus@
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