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Fix case-sensitivity bug for port numbers in command #524
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This bug shows itself when a port number contains letters in the hexadecimal conversion.
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private void tryPort(Integer internalPort) { | |||
String[][] commands = { | |||
{"/bin/sh", "-c", format("cat /proc/net/tcp | awk '{print $2}' | grep :%x && echo %s", internalPort, SUCCESS_MARKER)}, | |||
{"/bin/sh", "-c", format("cat /proc/net/tcp | awk '{print $2}' | grep :%X && echo %s", internalPort, SUCCESS_MARKER)}, |
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%x produces lower-case hexadecimal numbers, /proc/net/tcp has uppercase references. This only shows itself with ports that actually contain letters, of course. Hence the configuration change for the nginx instance to run on 8080, which is '1F90' in hex (as opposed to '1f90')...
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whoa! Nice one, thanks @dnno. We should probably change grep to -i
to completely ignore the case in case of the case differences. WDYT?
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Right, that sounds reasonable. Will change that!
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import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet; |
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could you please fix the indentation in this file?
Also, IMO we can just use nc
for this test to avoid creating a config for nginx
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oh yes, sorry, will fix the indentation.
I had a problem with netcat and the infinispan container before, it's not installed. I could imagine other containers not supporting it, too. In fact I thought this was the reason for the /proc/net/tcp solution here.
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ah, ok, I see 👍
core/src/test/resources/nginx.conf
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server { |
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- please rename the file to something explicit, like
nginx_on_8080.conf
, to avoid the confusion if this config is reused in some other test server { listen 8080; }
should be enough for that test and will better indicate the purpose of this config
@dnno please also mention your change in |
Perfect! Thanks @dnno! |
My pleasure! 😊 |
* Fix case-sensitivity bug for port numbers in command This bug shows itself when a port number contains letters in the hexadecimal conversion. * Make grep ignore casing * Rename and cleanup Nginx test configuration file * Update the changelog for PR #524 * Fix a typo in the changelog
This bug shows itself when a port number contains letters in the hexadecimal conversion.