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# # Testing mysql_config_editor utility. # ################################################ # Tests for mysql_config_editor's insert command ################################################ # # Default login path (client) # done.. # 'test-login-path1' # done.. # 'test-login-path2' # done.. # 'test-login-path3' # done.. ################################################ # Tests for mysql_config_editor's print command ################################################ # # Default path [client] user = test_user1 host = localhost # # test-login-path1 [test-login-path1] user = test_user2 host = 127.0.0.1 # # test-login-path2 [test-login-path2] user = test_user3 host = www.mysql.com # # all the paths [client] user = test_user1 host = localhost [test-login-path1] user = test_user2 host = 127.0.0.1 [test-login-path2] user = test_user3 host = www.mysql.com [test-login-path3] user = test_user4 host = 127.0.0.1 socket = /tmp/configtest.sock port = 15000 # # Overwrite existing paths, test-login-path2 & default # # all the paths again [test-login-path1] user = test_user2 host = 127.0.0.1 [test-login-path3] user = test_user4 host = 127.0.0.1 socket = /tmp/configtest.sock port = 15000 [test-login-path2] user = test_user4 [client] user = test_user5 ################################################ # Tests for mysql_config_editor's remove command ################################################ # # Default path # done.. # test-login-path1 # done.. # test-login-path3 # done.. ######################## # Printing the leftovers ######################## # # using all [test-login-path3] user = test_user4 host = 127.0.0.1 [test-login-path2] user = test_user4 ############################################### # Tests for mysql_config_editor's reset command ############################################### # done.. # Print-all to check if everything got deleted. ############################################## # Tests for mysql_config_editor's help command ############################################## Copyright (c) 2012, 2022, Oracle and/or its affiliates. Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. MySQL Configuration Utility. -?, --help Display this help and exit. -v, --verbose Write more information. -V, --version Output version information and exit. Variables (--variable-name=value) and boolean options {FALSE|TRUE} Value (after reading options) --------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- verbose FALSE Where command can be any one of the following : set [command options] Sets user name/password/host name/socket/port for a given login path (section). remove [command options] Remove a login path from the login file. print [command options] Print all the options for a specified login path. reset [command options] Deletes the contents of the login file. help Display this usage/help information. # done.. ###################### # Testing client tools ###################### # # Inserting login paths default & test-login-path1 File exists. File has the required permission. Opening the file. Reading the login key. Login key read successfully. Executing set command. Successfully decrypted the login file. Key successfully written to the file. Successfully written encrypted data to the login file. File exists. File has the required permission. Opening the file. Reading the login key. Login key read successfully. Executing set command. Successfully decrypted the login file. Key successfully written to the file. Successfully written encrypted data to the login file. File exists. File has the required permission. Opening the file. Reading the login key. Login key read successfully. Executing set command. Successfully decrypted the login file. Key successfully written to the file. Successfully written encrypted data to the login file. # done.. # Connecting using 'test_user1' # ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'test_user1'@'localhost' (using password: NO) # Connecting using 'test_user2' # ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'test_user2'@'localhost' (using password: NO) # Creating user 'test_user1' CREATE USER test_user1; # Creating user 'test_user2' CREATE USER test_user2; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; # # Now trying to connect again.. # Connecting using 'test_user1' # mysqld is alive mysqld is alive # Connecting using 'test_user2' # mysqld is alive mysqld is alive # # Inserting a login path to test group suffix (client_suffix1) # Printing all the paths.. [client] user = test_user1 host = localhost [test-login-path1] user = test_user2 host = 127.0.0.1 [test-login-path2] user = test_user3 host = 127.0.0.1 socket = /tmp/configtest.sock port = 15000 [client_suffix1] user = test_user3 # Now trying to connect using 'test_user3' # Note : In this case options from login # paths 'client' (default) and # client_suffix1 will be read.. ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'test_user3'@'localhost' (using password: NO) ## Running my_print_defaults ## # # (a) With --no-defaults option.. # It should print the options under the default # login path 'client'. --user=test_user1 --host=localhost # (b) With --no-defaults & --login-path --user=test_user1 --host=localhost --user=test_user2 --host=127.0.0.1 --user=test_user1 --host=localhost --user=test_user3 --host=127.0.0.1 --socket=/tmp/configtest.sock --port=15000 # (c) With --no-defaults & --defaults-group-suffix --user=test_user1 --host=localhost --user=test_user3 # (d) With --no-defaults, --login-path & --defaults-group-suffix --user=test_user1 --host=localhost --user=test_user2 --host=127.0.0.1 # Dropping users 'test_user1' & 'test_user2' DROP USER test_user1, test_user2; ############################### # Resetting the test login file ############################### # done.. #################################### # Testing with an invalid login file #################################### # mysql_config_editor.test This is non-standard test login file. # The 'invalid' login file should not cause # any problem. # mysqld is alive ############################### # Dropping the test login file ############################### ################################# # Testing with login file removed ################################# # Even if login file does not exist, the # tools should be able to continue # normally. mysqld is alive ###################### # WL#2284 Testing client tools with 32 user name ###################### # # Inserting login paths default & test-login-path_user_26 File does not exist. Creating login file. Login file created. Opening the file. Generating a new key. Key successfully written to the file. Executing set command. Key successfully written to the file. Successfully written encrypted data to the login file. File exists. File has the required permission. Opening the file. Reading the login key. Login key read successfully. Executing set command. Successfully decrypted the login file. Key successfully written to the file. Successfully written encrypted data to the login file. # done.. # Creating users for login CREATE USER user_name_len_25_01234567@localhost; CREATE USER user_name_len_26_012345678@localhost; # Connecting using 'user_name_len_25_01234567' # mysqld is alive mysqld is alive # Connecting using 'user_name_len_26_012345678' # mysqld is alive mysqld is alive # Dropping users 'user_name_len_25_01234567@localhost' & 'CREATE USER user_name_len_26_012345678@localhost' DROP USER user_name_len_25_01234567@localhost,user_name_len_26_012345678@localhost; ############################### # Resetting the test login file ############################### # done.. #### End of test #### # # Bug #24557925: MYSQL_CONFIG_EDITOR CAN MAKE SERVER UNBOOTABLE # # Restarting the server. Should work # restart # Cleanup # # Bug#29861961: MYSQL_CONFIG_EDITOR CAN NOT DEAL PASSWORD WITH "#" # CREATE USER 'test#user1'@'localhost'; mysqld is alive # Cleanup DROP USER 'test#user1'@'localhost'; # End of 5.6 tests