From: Morgan R. <mor...@gm...> - 2008-10-18 08:47:47
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On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 12:33 AM, Jean-Paul Calderone <ex...@di...> wrote: > The code you included looks right. I would certainly expect two tests > to be run, test_construction and test_generate_key, if I ran a command > like "trial OpenSSL.test.test_crypto.RSATests", after doing the needed > song and dance to get the code and tests into a state where they could > be imported. Still no joy, I've written a couple of further tests and none of them are running (except test_construction as previously). ======================== ..... testPlaintext = "testing" ..... class RSATests(TestCase, _Python23TestCaseHelper): ..... def test_public_encrypt(self): """ L{public_encrypt} generates a new key and encrypts a static value with the public key, then decrypts it with the private and compare the result """ bits = 1024 rsaobj = RSA() rsaobj.generate_key(bits) crypt = rsaobj.public_encrypt(testPlaintext) decrypt = rsaobj.private_decrypt(crypt) self.assertEqual(decrypt, testPlaintext) def test_private_encrypt(self): """ L{private_encrypt} generates a new key and encrypts a static value with the private key, then decrypts it with the public and compares the result """ bits = 1024 rsaobj = RSA() rsaobj.generate_key(bits) crypt = rsaobj.private_encrypt(testPlaintext) decrypt = rsaobj.public_decrypt(crypt) self.assertEqual(decrypt, testPlaintext) ======================== This is the script I'm using to execute the tests ======================== #!/bin/sh python setup.py install --prefix=/tmp/pyOpenSSL-test PYTHONPATH=/tmp/pyOpenSSL-test/lib/python2.5/site-packages/:$PYTHONPATH python -c 'import OpenSSL; print OpenSSL' PYTHONPATH=/tmp/pyOpenSSL-test/lib/python2.5/site-packages/:$PYTHONPATH trial OpenSSL ======================== And the output ======================== ..... test_rsaGeneration ... [OK] RSATests test_construction ... [OK] X509NameTests ..... ======================== Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, I've pushed the latest revision if anybody wants to look at the code in situ Thanks, Morgan |