tobiko/tobiko/shell/tcpdump/_assert.py
Eduardo Olivares 1d8a0b18e6 Add tcpdump support and verify DSCP marking in QoS tests
tcpdump can be executed as a background process. A capture file,
a filter and an interface can be defined
Once the process is launched, traffic can be sent
After that, the process can be stopped and the capture file can be read
and verified if any packets have been captured

For the specific DSCP scenario, a filter is defined based on the DSCP
marking value configured for the QoS policy

Change-Id: I68a6529284aee27f162e7c27a322b83b767e2504
2021-07-21 20:06:53 +00:00

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from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
import dpkt
from oslo_log import log
import tobiko
LOG = log.getLogger(__name__)
def assert_pcap_content(pcap: dpkt.pcap.Reader, expect_empty: bool):
actual_empty = True
for _ in pcap:
actual_empty = False
break
testcase = tobiko.get_test_case()
LOG.debug(f'Is the obtained pcap file empty? {actual_empty}')
testcase.assertEqual(expect_empty, actual_empty)
def assert_pcap_is_empty(pcap: dpkt.pcap.Reader):
LOG.debug('This test expects an empty pcap capture')
assert_pcap_content(pcap, True)
def assert_pcap_is_not_empty(pcap: dpkt.pcap.Reader):
LOG.debug('This test expects a non-empty pcap capture')
assert_pcap_content(pcap, False)