Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of WindowsTesting
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- 10/11/16 10:15:41 (8 years ago)
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v7 v8 8 8 = Usage patterns to test = 9 9 10 == Usage of OpenVPN-GUI==10 == GUI-based usage (OpenVPN-GUI) == 11 11 12 12 Right now OpenVPN-GUI testing has not been automated, and all tests are manual: … … 18 18 That said, [https://github.com/OpenVPN/openvpn-gui OpenVPN-GUI] communicates with OpenVPN using the management interface, as do all the more recent GUIs. Thus management interface tests (below) will eventually help verify correct operation of OpenVPN-GUI. All the basic functions of OpenVPN-GUI should be tested, but how would these tests be automated? Would it require an automation API in OpenVPN-GUI itself? 19 19 20 == Usage of openvpnserv2==20 == OpenVPN as a service (openvpnserv2) == 21 21 22 22 All the basic functionality of [https://github.com/OpenVPN/openvpnserv2 openvpnserv2] should be tested. Right now the tests have to be run manually: … … 27 27 * What happens with conflicting configuration files? What is the proper behavior? 28 28 29 == Usage fromcommand-line ==29 == Direct use from the command-line == 30 30 31 Basic usage from the command-line should be tested. This is covered by cron2's run.bat/run2.bat script. At minimum we should test31 Basic usage from the command-line (cmd.exe) should be tested. This is covered by cron2's run.bat/run2.bat script. At minimum we should test these: 32 32 33 33 * Connect and disconnect to a VPN as admin (should work) … … 70 70 * t_client server side 71 71 * what about testing "clients on other systems, server on windows"? 72 73 = Tests based on usage patterns =74 75 * Connecting directly from the command-line as admin76 * Running --server on Windows77 * Using more than one tap adapter78 * Run openvpnserv279 * Single config file80 * Several config files81 * Behavior if subnets overlap or there are other conflicts