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Commit 9be76e06 authored by Richard T. Carback III's avatar Richard T. Carback III
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Update basice2e readme

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* 2 Clients (9 and 18) register with the system and UDB by Email
* These users look each other up on UDB
* Test is successful if the first line of gold output file matches
* The same 2 clients exchange E2E encrypted messages for 65s at a rate of 0.1msg/s
* The same 2 clients exchange E2E encrypted messages for 65s at a rate
of 0.1msg/s
* This will result in clients sending 6 messages to each other
* It will also test that 2 rekeys on each side happen properly
* Test is successful if all the aforementioned messages are accounted for.
This is done by grep'ing the logs for sent messages, received messages, sent rekeys
and received rekeys, and comparing to gold output of 6, 6, 2, 2
* 4 Clients are started at two separate times and send messages to channel and to each other
This is done by grep'ing the logs for sent messages, received
messages, sent rekeys and received rekeys, and comparing to gold
output of 6, 6, 2, 2
* 4 Clients are started at two separate times and send messages to
channel and to each other
* 2 messages to itself
* 1 message to each of the other clients
* Test is successful if all gold output files match for client conversations:
* Test is successful if all gold output files match for client
conversations:
4-5, 5-6, 6-7, 7-4
* A series of E2E tests that test each majore module in the client as documented
in the comments of the script.
For now, we do nothing on assertion of crypto, we just assume
api-level compliance with sending and receiving messages.
This test does not produce any results, but it does produce logs for each
server and client.
You will need the coreutils package to run this script. Check the README in the
root of this repository for how to get it.
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