bunpen: backfill tests that cover dbus proxying in a partial sandbox
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@@ -364,6 +364,25 @@ test_11_dbus_07_proxy_own() {
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! bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store dbus-test-tool echo --name="com.example.Echo1"
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}
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test_11_dbus_08_proxy_partial_sandbox() {
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dbus_daemon_setup
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dbus-test-tool echo --name=com.example.Echo1 &
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sleep 1 # wait for readiness
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bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-cap all --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-keep-ipc --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-keep-net --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-try-keep-users --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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mkdir file-for-test ;
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bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-path file-for-test --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-path /proc --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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# TODO: fix dbus proxying with --bunpen-keep-pid!
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# i think this fails because i'm using `xdg-dbus-proxy --fd=...` to signal readiness, but that flag also causes xdg-dbus-proxy to exit when the fd is closed
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# (e.g. when we `exec`!)
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# bunpen --bunpen-path /nix/store --bunpen-keep-pid --bunpen-path /proc --bunpen-dbus-talk 'com.example.Echo1' busctl --user call com.example.Echo1 / com.example.Echo1 echo s "hello"
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}
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runTests() {
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local testsToRun=("$@")
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rc=0
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