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Create a testing LDAP server with LDAPjs #27

Closed mostlygeek closed 11 years ago

mostlygeek commented 11 years ago

Create a very simple ldapjs server in /test-server/server.js. These are the requirements:

mostlygeek commented 11 years ago

Hey @lloyd do you think you can add this to your plate? It'll probably be a lot faster for you to just hack it together than for me to figure out ldapjs and then hack it together. :)

lloyd commented 11 years ago

Yessir. How about I hack this support into the existing test server. I need it for meaningful unit tests anyway.

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mostlygeek commented 11 years ago

Yah that's a good idea. The test server fixture and my dirty little ldap daemon can be the same code. For test-server/server.js it can just import the server and make it listen on a port...

FYI: For my test (vagrant) setup I'm going to make clortho talk to this LDAP server over TCP. Then hack in com.mozilla.localdomain into my /etc/host file (on my laptop) so when I test it in my browser it should go talk to clortho -> ldap correctly. Hmm... now that i type that out I might need a persona enabled site I can also run locally and I can trick w/ my own DNS.

Do we have a persona test site I can easily run in a local vm?

I'm such a hermit, never want to leave localdomain...

mostlygeek commented 11 years ago

Closing this one see #39. It seems that a PR generates an issue so might as well start w/ the PR and then do commits.