68 lines
3.0 KiB
Gherkin
68 lines
3.0 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: A user can authenticate an SMTP client
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Background:
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Given there exists an account with username "[user:user]" and password "password"
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And there exists an account with username "[user:user2]" and password "password2"
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And the account "[user:user]" has additional address "[alias:alias]@[domain]"
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Then it succeeds
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When bridge starts
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And the user logs in with username "[user:user]" and password "password"
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And the user logs in with username "[user:user2]" and password "password2"
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Then it succeeds
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Scenario: SMTP client can authenticate successfully
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When user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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Then SMTP client "1" can authenticate
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Scenario: User agent with only SMTP client connected
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Then the user agent is "NoClient/0.0.1 ([GOOS])"
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When user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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Then SMTP client "1" can authenticate
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Then the user agent is "UnknownClient/0.0.1 ([GOOS])"
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Scenario: SMTP client cannot authenticate with wrong username
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When user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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Then SMTP client "1" cannot authenticate with incorrect username
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Scenario: SMTP client cannot authenticate with wrong password
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When user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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Then SMTP client "1" cannot authenticate with incorrect password
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Scenario: SMTP client cannot authenticate for disconnected user
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When user "[user:user]" logs out
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And user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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Then SMTP client "1" cannot authenticate
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Scenario: SMTP client can authenticate successfully with alias
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When user "[user:user]" connects and authenticates SMTP client "1" with address "[alias:alias]@[domain]"
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Then it succeeds
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# Need to find way to setup disabled address on black
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@skip-black
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Scenario: SMTP client can not authenticate with disabled address
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Given the account "[user:user2]" has additional disabled address "[alias:disabled]@[domain]"
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And it succeeds
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When user "[user:user2]" connects and authenticates SMTP client "1" with address "[alias:disabled]@[domain]"
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Then it fails
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Scenario: SMTP Logs out user
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Given user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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When SMTP client "1" logs out
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Then it succeeds
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Scenario: SMTP client can authenticate two users
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When user "[user:user]" connects SMTP client "1"
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Then SMTP client "1" can authenticate
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When user "[user:user2]" connects SMTP client "2"
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Then SMTP client "2" can authenticate
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# Need to find way to setup disabled address on black
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@skip-black
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Scenario: SMTP Authenticates with secondary address of account with disabled primary address
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Given there exists a disabled account with username "[user:user3]" and password "password3"
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And the account "[user:user3]" has additional address "[alias:alias3]@[domain]"
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And it succeeds
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And the user logs in with username "[user:user3]" and password "password3"
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And it succeeds
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When user "[user:user3]" connects and authenticates SMTP client "1" with address "[alias:alias3]@[domain]"
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Then it succeeds
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