* Disable cipher suite integration tests
When the client and server both support TLS 1.3, cipher suite selection is effectively a no-op.
Python provides no way to disable TLS 1.3 cipher suites, and no way to prefer user-selected cipher suites.
Since TLS 1.3 includes a mandatory cipher suite, this makes it impossible to induce a cipher suite related error when using TLS 1.3.
* Update multipart form-data integration test
* Fix netrc integration tests
* Update HTTP test host substring
* ansible-test - Update http-test-container
Prior to this commit, it was impossible to use a module like dnf with a
URL that contains a username with an @ such as an email address
username, because:
dnf:
name: https://foo@example.com:bar@example.com/some.rpm
Would cause netloc parsing to fail. However, the following:
dnf:
name: https://foo%40example.com:bar@example.com/some.rpm
Would also fail because ansible would *not* URL-decode the credentials,
causing the following to be base64 encoded in the Authorization header:
Zm9vJTQwZXhhbXBsZS5jb206YmFyCg==
Which decodes to:
foo%40example.com:foo
Which is *not* the authorized username, and as such, *won't* pass basic
auth.
With this commit, Ansible's url lib behaves like curl, chromium, wget,
etc, and encodes the above to:
Zm9vQGV4YW1wbGUuY29tOmJhcgo=
Which decodes to:
foo@example.com:bar
Which will actually pass the HTTP Basic Auth, and is the same behaviour
that you will find ie. with:
curl -vvI https://foo%40bar:test@example.com 2>&1 |grep Auth | awk '{ print $4 }'
* uri: Two tests that demonstrate missing handling of the "force" parameter
Add unit and integration tests that demonstrate that the uri module is not
handling the "force" parameter.
The unit test demonstrates that when "force" is present in the module parameters,
it is not being passed through to fetch_url().
The integration test demonstrates that "force" does not disable caching as
documented, and calls with a "dest" parameter that points to an existing file
can result in a "304 Not Modified" response.
* uri: Handle the "force" parameter properly
The uri module documents a "force" parameter that can be used to disable caching.
The module accepted the parameter but didn't pass it through to the fetch_url() method
which implements the logic to handle setting the appropriate headers for disabling
caching. This change passes the "force" parameter through as expected, allowing caching
to be disabled when requested by the module caller.
* Don't use output_dir in user tests
* Move blockinfile tests from using output_dir to depending on setup_remote_tmp_dir
* Don't use output_dir in git tests
* Don't use output_dir in uri tests
* add changelog fragment for #71979 (ca_path for uri)
* add integration tests for ca_path in the uri module
* return path of ca cert instead of its content
* connect to port 444 on self_signed_host
and use quay.io/ansible/http-test-container:1.3.0
* state that the certificate in ca_path is used for validation
* Add support for GSSAPI/Kerberos to urls.py
* Test out changes with the latest test container
* Get remote hosts working
* Fix up httptester_krb5_password reader
* Fix tests for opensuse and macOS
* Hopefully last lot of testing changes
* Dont do CBT on macOS
* Fixes from review
* do not return the body even if it failed
* add some tests for this and rebase
* import test task
* ignore_errors when fails
Co-authored-by: Jack Zhang <jack.zhang@aspiraconnect.com>
* Add multipart/form-data functionality
* Fix some linting issues
* Fix error message
* Allow filename to be provided with content
* Add integration test
* Update examples
* General improvements to multipart handling
* Use prepare_multipart for galaxy collection publish
* Properly account for py2 vs py3, ensuring no max header length
* Address test assumptions
* Add unit tests
* Add changelog
* Ensure to use CRLF instead of NL
* Ignore line-endings in fixture
* Consolidate code, add comment
* Bump fallaxy container version
* ci_complete
* Attempt 2 of cert validation fixes
* Remove unused code
* Cleanup the tmp cert using atexit
* Fix linting issues
* Only add SSLValidationHandler when not HAS_SSLCONTEXT
* Catch value errors on non PEM certs
* Only catch NotImplementedError to avoid masking issues
* set self._context even with PyOpenSSLContext for conformity
* Fix error building
* normalize how we interact with the context we create
* Remove unused code
* Address test for py3.7 message difference
* open_url should pass the ca_path through
* Account for new error in url lookup test
* Guard some code behind whether or not we are validating certs
* Make _make_context public
* Move atexit.register up to where the tmp file is created
- Also return url and update docs for other values to indicate they are only returned on success.
- Add integration tests
- Use info variable for common return values
- Use -1 as default status rather than None. This is lines up with with existing code in urls.py
- Add unit tests to ensure status and url are returned on failure
* uri/win_uri: Make method a free text field
Since various interfaces introduce their own HTTP method (e.g. like
PROPFIND, LIST or TRACE) it's better to leave this up to the user.
* Fix HTTP method check in module_utils urls
* Add integration test for method UNKNOWN
* Clarify the change as requested during review
* uri: fix TypeError when file can't be saved
Fix the following exception (and others):
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/lilou/debug_dir/__main__.py", line 604, in <module>
main()
File "/home/lilou/debug_dir/__main__.py", line 554, in main
write_file(module, url, dest, content, resp)
File "/home/lilou/debug_dir/__main__.py", line 320, in write_file
module.fail_json(msg="Destination dir '%s' not writable" % os.path.dirname(dest), **resp)
TypeError: fail_json() got multiple values for keyword argument 'msg'
I would rather remove **resp from returned values but this module is
flagged as stableinterface.
* Static imports are more straight forward and preferred unless dynamic inclusion is required.
* First pass at a src parameter that can be used in place of body. Supports binary files
* Add test for uri src body
* Bump version_added to 2.6
* Close the open file handle
* Add uri action plugin that handles src/remote_src
* Document remote_src
* Remove duplicate info about remote_src
* Bump version_added to 2.7
* uri: Add form-urlencoded support to body_format
This PR adds form-urlencoded support so the user does not need to take
care of correctly encode input and have the same convenience as using
JSON.
This fixes#37182
* Various fixes
* Undo documentation improvements
No longer my problem
* Fix the remaining review comments
* Handle duplicate headers, and make it easier for users to use cookies, by providing a pre-built string
* Ensure proper cookie ordering, make key plural
* Add note about cookie sort order
* Add tests for duplicate headers and cookies_string
* Extend tests, normalize headers between py2 and py3
* Add some notes in test code
* Don't use AttributeError, use six.PY3. Use better names.
* Required changes to support redirects on HTTP 307/308
This ensures HTTP 307 and 308 will redirect the request to the new
location without modification.
* Fix the unused newheaders reference
* Be more compliant
* Add integration tests for follow_redirects=all
* Improve other tests for new behaviour
* Make follow_redirects values more strict
This is required if we want to ensure that #36809 doesn't cause any
important behavioral changes.
This PR changes the uri module to support follow_redirects=urllib2
It also adds a better error message when the connection closes before
any data was returned.
Lee Garrett