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"""Tests for waitress.channel maintenance logic
"""
import doctest

class FakeSocket: # pragma: no cover
    data = ''
    setblocking = lambda *_: None
    close = lambda *_: None

    def __init__(self, no):
        self.no = no

    def fileno(self):
        return self.no

    def getpeername(self):
        return ('localhost', self.no)

    def send(self, data):
        self.data += data
        return len(data)

    def recv(self, data):
        return 'data'

def zombies_test():
    """Regression test for HTTPChannel.maintenance method

    Bug: This method checks for channels that have been "inactive" for a
    configured time. The bug was that last_activity is set at creation time
    but never updated during async channel activity (reads and writes), so
    any channel older than the configured timeout will be closed when a new
    channel is created, regardless of activity.

    >>> import time
    >>> import waitress.adjustments
    >>> config = waitress.adjustments.Adjustments()

    >>> from waitress.server import HTTPServer
    >>> class TestServer(HTTPServer):
    ...     def bind(self, (ip, port)):
    ...         print "Listening on %s:%d" % (ip or '*', port)
    >>> sb = TestServer('127.0.0.1', 80, start=False, verbose=True)
    Listening on 127.0.0.1:80

    First we confirm the correct behavior, where a channel with no activity
    for the timeout duration gets closed.

    >>> from waitress.channel import HTTPChannel
    >>> socket = FakeSocket(42)
    >>> channel = HTTPChannel(sb, socket, ('localhost', 42))

    >>> channel.connected
    True

    >>> channel.last_activity -= int(config.channel_timeout) + 1

    >>> channel.next_channel_cleanup[0] = channel.creation_time - int(
    ...     config.cleanup_interval) - 1

    >>> socket2 = FakeSocket(7)
    >>> channel2 = HTTPChannel(sb, socket2, ('localhost', 7))

    >>> channel.connected
    False

    Write Activity
    --------------

    Now we make sure that if there is activity the channel doesn't get closed
    incorrectly.

    >>> channel2.connected
    True

    >>> channel2.last_activity -= int(config.channel_timeout) + 1

    >>> channel2.handle_write()

    >>> channel2.next_channel_cleanup[0] = channel2.creation_time - int(
    ...     config.cleanup_interval) - 1

    >>> socket3 = FakeSocket(3)
    >>> channel3 = HTTPChannel(sb, socket3, ('localhost', 3))

    >>> channel2.connected
    True

    Read Activity
    --------------

    We should test to see that read activity will update a channel as well.

    >>> channel3.connected
    True

    >>> channel3.last_activity -= int(config.channel_timeout) + 1

    >>> import waitress.parser
    >>> channel3.parser_class = (
    ...    waitress.parser.HTTPRequestParser)
    >>> channel3.handle_read()

    >>> channel3.next_channel_cleanup[0] = channel3.creation_time - int(
    ...     config.cleanup_interval) - 1

    >>> socket4 = FakeSocket(4)
    >>> channel4 = HTTPChannel(sb, socket4, ('localhost', 4))

    >>> channel3.connected
    True

    Main loop window
    ----------------

    There is also a corner case we'll do a shallow test for where a
    channel can be closed waiting for the main loop.

    >>> channel4.last_activity -= 1

    >>> last_active = channel4.last_activity

    >>> channel4.set_async()

    >>> channel4.last_activity != last_active
    True

"""

def test_suite():
    return doctest.DocTestSuite()