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Tests: improved stop_daemons() to send signal again. As was observed, it's possible that a signal to complete a uwsgi daemon can be ignored while it is starting up, which results in tests hang due to eternal waiting on child processes termination. Notably, it is seen when running tests with a high number of prove jobs on a low-profile VM against nginx with broken modules and/or configuration. To reproduce: $ TEST_NGINX_GLOBALS=ERROR prove -j16 uwsgi*.t Inspecting uwsgi under ktrace on FreeBSD confirms that a SIGTERM signal is ignored at the very beginning of uwsgi startup. It is then replaced with a default action after listen(), thus waiting until uwsgi is ready to accept new TCP connections doesn't completely solve the hang window. The fix is to retry sending a signal some time after waitpid(WNOHANG) continuously demonstrated no progress with reaping a signaled process. It is modelled after f13ead27f89c that improved stop() for nginx.
author Sergey Kandaurov <pluknet@nginx.com>
date Wed, 29 Dec 2021 22:29:23 +0300
parents 5ac6efbe5552
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#!/usr/bin/perl

# (C) Maxim Dounin

# Tests for rewrite module.

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use warnings;
use strict;

use Test::More;

BEGIN { use FindBin; chdir($FindBin::Bin); }

use lib 'lib';
use Test::Nginx;

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select STDERR; $| = 1;
select STDOUT; $| = 1;

my $t = Test::Nginx->new()->has(qw/http rewrite proxy/)->plan(23)
	->write_file_expand('nginx.conf', <<'EOF');

%%TEST_GLOBALS%%

daemon off;

events {
}

http {
    %%TEST_GLOBALS_HTTP%%

    server {
        listen       127.0.0.1:8080;
        server_name  localhost;

        location / {
            rewrite ^ http://example.com/ redirect;
        }

        location /add {
            rewrite ^ http://example.com/?c=d redirect;
        }

        location /no {
            rewrite ^ http://example.com/?c=d? redirect;
        }

        location /return204 {
            return 204;
        }

        location /return200 {
            return 200;
        }

        location /return306 {
            return 306;
        }

        location /return405 {
            return 405;
        }

        location /error404return405 {
            error_page 404 /return405;
            return 404;
        }

        location /error405return204 {
            error_page 405 /return204;
            return 405;
        }

        location /error405return200 {
            error_page 405 /return200;
            return 405;
        }

        location /return200text {
            return 200 "text";
        }

        location /return404text {
            return 404 "text";
        }

        location /return302text {
            return 302 "text";
        }

        location /error405return200text {
            error_page 405 /return200text;
            return 405;
        }

        location /error302return200text {
            error_page 302 /return200text;
            return 302 "text";
        }

        location /error405return302text {
            error_page 405 /return302text;
            return 405;
        }

        location /error405rewrite {
            error_page 405 /;
            return 405;
        }

        location /error405directory {
            error_page 405 /directory;
            return 405;
        }

        location /directory {
        }

        location /capture {
            rewrite ^(.*) $1?c=d;
            return 200 "uri:$uri args:$args";
        }

        location /capturedup {
            rewrite ^(.*) $1?c=$1;
            return 200 "uri:$uri args:$args";
        }

        location /break {
            rewrite ^ /return200;
            break;
            proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/return204;
        }
    }
}

EOF

mkdir($t->testdir() . '/directory');

$t->run();

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like(http_get('/'), qr!^Location: http://example.com/\x0d?$!ms, 'simple');
like(http_get('/?a=b'), qr!^Location: http://example.com/\?a=b\x0d?$!ms,
	'simple with args');
like(http_get('/add'), qr!^Location: http://example.com/\?c=d\x0d?$!ms,
	'add args');

like(http_get('/add?a=b'), qr!^Location: http://example.com/\?c=d&a=b\x0d?$!ms,
	'add args with args');

like(http_get('/no?a=b'), qr!^Location: http://example.com/\?c=d\x0d?$!ms,
	'no args with args');

like(http_get('/return204'), qr!204 No Content!, 'return 204');
like(http_get('/return200'), qr!200 OK!, 'return 200');
like(http_get('/return306'), qr!HTTP/1.1 306 !, 'return 306');
like(http_get('/return405'), qr!HTTP/1.1 405.*body!ms, 'return 405');

# this used to result in 404, but was changed in 1.15.4
# to respond with 405 instead, much like a real error would do

like(http_get('/error404return405'), qr!HTTP/1.1 405!, 'error 404 return 405');

# status code should be 405, and entity body is expected (vs. normal 204
# replies which doesn't expect to have body); use HTTP/1.1 for test
# to make problem clear

my $r = http(<<EOF);
GET /error405return204 HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost
Connection: close

EOF

like($r, qr/HTTP\/1.1 405.*(Content-Length|\x0d\0a0\x0d\x0a)/ms,
	'error 405 return 204');

# the same test, but with return 200.  this doesn't have special
# handling and returns builtin error page body (the same problem as
# in /error405return200text below)

like(http_get('/error405return200'), qr/HTTP\/1.1 405(?!.*body)/ms,
	'error 405 return 200');

# tests involving return with two arguments, as introduced in
# 0.8.42

like(http_get('/return200text'), qr!text\z!, 'return 200 text');
like(http_get('/return404text'), qr!text\z!, 'return 404 text');

like(http_get('/error405return200text'), qr!HTTP/1.1 405.*text\z!ms,
	'error 405 to return 200 text');

# return 302 is somewhat special: it adds Location header instead of
# body text.  additionally it doesn't sent reply directly (as it's done for
# other returns since 0.8.42) but instead returns NGX_HTTP_* code

like(http_get('/return302text'), qr!HTTP/1.1 302.*Location: text!ms,
	'return 302 text');

like(http_get('/error302return200text'),
	qr!HTTP/1.1 302.*Location: text.*text\z!ms,
	'error 302 return 200 text');

# in contrast to other return's this shouldn't preserve original status code
# from error, and the same applies to "rewrite ... redirect" as an error
# handler; both should in line with e.g. directory redirect as well

like(http_get('/error405return302text'),
	qr!HTTP/1.1 302.*Location: text!ms,
	'error 405 return 302 text');

like(http_get('/error405rewrite'),
	qr!HTTP/1.1 302.*Location: http://example.com/!ms,
	'error 405 rewrite redirect');

like(http_get('/error405directory'),
	qr!HTTP/1.1 301.*Location: http://!ms,
	'error 405 directory redirect');

# escaping of uri if there are args added in rewrite, and length
# is actually calculated (ticket #162)

like(http_get('/capture/%25?a=b'),
	qr!^uri:/capture/% args:c=d&a=b$!ms,
	'escape with added args');

like(http_get('/capturedup/%25?a=b'),
	qr!^uri:/capturedup/% args:c=/capturedup/%25&a=b$!ms,
	'escape with added args');

# break

like(http_get('/break'), qr/200/, 'valid_location reset');

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