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== Testing == |
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Rainbow is easy to test in chroots, for example, those created by [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Projects/Mock mock]. See [http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/mstone/test-rainbow test-rainbow] and, in particular,this [http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=users/mstone/test-rainbow;a=blob;f=suggestions;hb=HEAD small multi-user test script]. |
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To test it on a regular system, you might [[#Installation|install it]], then run something like: |
To test it on a regular system, you might [[#Installation|install it]], then run something like: |
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sudo rainbow-easy gaming /bin/bash |
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sudo rainbow-easy banking /usr/bin/firefox -no-remote |
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sudo rainbow-easy av /usr/bin/mplayer ~/some/movie |
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These examples will drop you into an isolated bash session, firefox session, or mplayer session in which you can play. |
These examples will drop you into an isolated bash session, firefox session, or mplayer session in which you can play. |
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''NB: If you want to isolate more complicated software, then you're going to use the low-level <tt>rainbow-run</tt> interface used by <tt>rainbow-easy</tt>. Here are some examples to help you get started: |
''NB: If you want to isolate more complicated software, then you're going to use the low-level <tt>rainbow-run</tt> interface used by <tt>rainbow-easy</tt>. Here are some examples to help you get started: |
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''Launch mplayer with a fresh nested Xephyr X server.'' |
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sudo rainbow-run -v -v -v -s /var/spool/rainbow/2 -u $USER -c "`pwd`" -f 0 -f 1 -f 2 -E "DISPLAY=:0" -o audio -a /usr/bin/rainbow-xify -o xephyr -o network -- /usr/bin/mplayer ~/some/movie |
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''Launch bash in a previously generated container.'' |
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sudo rainbow-run -v -v -v -s /var/spool/rainbow/2 -u $USER -f 0 -f 1 -f 2 -i secrets -r 10000 -- /bin/bash |
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Obviously, please contribute more automated tests, helpers, and [[Reporting bugs|bug reports]]! |
Obviously, please contribute more automated tests, helpers, and [[Reporting bugs|bug reports]]! |
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Latest revision as of 22:25, 28 November 2009
Rainbow :: git :: sources :: rainbow-0.8.6.tar.bz2 :: announcement
Rainbow is easy to test in chroots, for example, those created by mock. See test-rainbow and, in particular,this small multi-user test script.
To test it on a regular system, you might install it, then run something like:
sudo rainbow-easy gaming /bin/bash sudo rainbow-easy banking /usr/bin/firefox -no-remote sudo rainbow-easy av /usr/bin/mplayer ~/some/movie
These examples will drop you into an isolated bash session, firefox session, or mplayer session in which you can play.
NB: If you want to isolate more complicated software, then you're going to use the low-level rainbow-run interface used by rainbow-easy. Here are some examples to help you get started:
Launch mplayer with a fresh nested Xephyr X server. sudo rainbow-run -v -v -v -s /var/spool/rainbow/2 -u $USER -c "`pwd`" -f 0 -f 1 -f 2 -E "DISPLAY=:0" -o audio -a /usr/bin/rainbow-xify -o xephyr -o network -- /usr/bin/mplayer ~/some/movie Launch bash in a previously generated container. sudo rainbow-run -v -v -v -s /var/spool/rainbow/2 -u $USER -f 0 -f 1 -f 2 -i secrets -r 10000 -- /bin/bash
Obviously, please contribute more automated tests, helpers, and bug reports!