@atikhonov do you have any ideas on how to invoke test_pam_responder.py? I do not see that this test is being executed as part of other tests when you compile SSSD.

@atikhonov do you have any ideas on how to invoke test_pam_responder.py? I do not see that this test is being executed as part of other tests when you compile SSSD.

Hi,

this is run as part of the integration tests, see https://docs.pagure.org/SSSD.sssd/developers/tests.html#running-integration-tests for details.

make intgcheck-prepare
INTGCHECK_PYTEST_ARGS="-k test_pam_responder.py" make intgcheck-run

should run the tests.

HTH

bye,
Sumit

@sbose thanks!

How to differentiate between OpenSSL and NSS builds inside a Python program? I can try to import nss.nss and in the case of failure do not call create_nssdb_fixture & create_nssdb_no_cert_fixture functions. What do you think?

How to differentiate between OpenSSL and NSS builds inside a Python program? I can try to import nss.nss and in the case of failure do not call create_nssdb_fixture & create_nssdb_no_cert_fixture functions. What do you think?

Even if you doing an OpenSSL build, nss.nss might still be installed in the system, so I think you cannot rely on this.

Depending on where you need this information I think environment variables set in Makefile.am might help. Search for 'HAVE_NSS' in tests/intg/Makefile.am for examples.

HTH

bye,
Sumit

PR https://github.com/SSSD/sssd/pull/913

Commit 16124d4 fixes this issue

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  • 16124d4 - Updated test_pam_responder.py

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