> On Mar 25, 2015, at 8:43 AM, Susan Hinrichs > <shinr...@network-geographics.com> wrote: > > I just wrote my first test to verify TS-3140 (the recent 5.2.1 backport). > Once I got the environment going, writing the test was quite easy! > > Now I'm looking at some tests for transparency (verifying TS-3073). I need be > able to send a packet to example.com on port 80, have ATS transparently > intercept, and transparently pass through the non-HTTP request and response. > I believe to accurately test this, I need three virtual networks. > > I've done something similar using Linux namespaces via Linux Containers. New > network namespaces can easily bet set up via shell scripts and I'm sure > python can issue those commands as well. > 1. Does new_tsqa already have a mechanism for setting up multiple virtual > networks? > 2. If not, does anyone have problems with me pursuing a Linux Containers > solution? Do we have to run all the new_tsqa tests on non-Linux platforms as > well?
IMHO this is perfectly reasonable, you must need to ensure that the test evaluates to "skip" on unsupported platforms. J
