[LTP] [PATCH 3/3] network/stress/icmp: use ip xfrm for icmp4-uni-basic01 ipsec testing

[Alexey Kodanev <alexey.kodanev@oracle.com>]

On 03/11/2016 06:08 AM, Hangbin Liu wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 10:32:06AM +0300, Alexey Kodanev wrote:
>> On 03/10/2016 09:50 AM, Hangbin Liu wrote:
>>>>>       # Unset SAD/SPD
>>>>> -    output_ipsec_conf flush | setkey -c >/dev/null 2>&1
>>>>> -    $LTP_RSH $RHOST ${LTPROOT}/'testcases/bin/output_ipsec_conf flush | PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:$PATH setkey -c' >/dev/null 2>&1
>>>>> +    tst_ipsec flush
>>>>>       # Clean up each interface
>>>>> -    initialize_if lhost ${LINK_NUM}
>>>>> -    initialize_if rhost ${LINK_NUM}
>>>>> +    tst_init_iface lhost ${LINK_NUM}
>>>>> +    tst_init_iface rhost ${LINK_NUM}
>>>> Can we remove them instead? Most tests expect that they are already
>>>> initialized.
>>> I think we'd better not remove them. uni-basic is still OK. But multi-diffip
>>> tests will add multi ip addresses. We need clean the env after each test.
>> OK, let's keep it only in tests which add/remove IP addresses.
> OK
>
>> By the way, if you are going to fix such tests please use IP range
>> that is defined with the following env vars:
>>
>> export IPV4_NET16_UNUSED=${IPV4_NET16_UNUSED:-"10.23"}
>> export IPV6_NET32_UNUSED=${IPV6_NET32_UNUSED:-"fd00:23"}
>>
>> it's from testscripts/network.sh.
> Thanks for this tip. multi-diffip and multi-diffnic use multi different subnets.
> So I think we still need keep using the previous method.
>
> while [ $ipaddr_pair_num -lt $IP_TOTAL_FOR_TCPIP ]; do
>      # Add new IP addresses
>      x=`expr $ipaddr_pair_num \/ 255 % 255`
>      y=`expr $ipaddr_pair_num % 255`
>      if [ $x -ge 255 ]; then
>          tst_info TINFO "This script cannot add more than $ipaddr_pair_num addresses"
>          break
>      fi
>
>      case $IP_VER in
>          4)
>          network_part="10.${x}.${y}"
>          network_broadcast=${network_part}.255

Please look at the stress/interface/if-addr-addlarge

while [ $cnt -le $IP_TOTAL ]; do
     if [ "$TST_IPV6" ]; then
         local hex_x=$(printf '%x' $x)
         local hex_y=$(printf '%x' $y)
         local new_ip=${IPV6_NET32_UNUSED}:1:1:1:$hex_x:$hex_y:1
     else
         local new_ip=${IPV4_NET16_UNUSED}.$x.$y
     fi
...

I think 254 * 254 (for IPv4) is more than enough for such tests.

Best regards,
Alexey

>
> while [ $link_num -lt $link_total ]; do
>      # name of interface of the local/remote host
>      lhost_ifname=`get_ifname lhost $link_num`
>      rhost_ifname=`get_ifname rhost $link_num`
>
>      # Set the IP address to each interface
>      case $IP_VER in
>          4)
>          network_part="10.0.${link_num}"
>          network_mask=24
>          lhost_host_part="2"     # local host
>          rhost_host_part="1"     # remote host
>
> Thanks
> Hangbin