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pwndbg/tests/test_loads.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import codecs
import os
import re
import subprocess
import pytest
import tests
def run_gdb_with_script(binary='', core='', pybefore=None, pyafter=None):
"""
Runs GDB with given commands launched before and after loading of gdbinit.py
Returns GDB output.
"""
pybefore = ([pybefore] if isinstance(pybefore, str) else pybefore) or []
pyafter = ([pyafter] if isinstance(pyafter, str) else pyafter) or []
command = ['gdb', '--silent', '--nx', '--nh']
for cmd in pybefore:
command += ['--eval-command', cmd]
command += ['--command', 'gdbinit.py']
if binary:
command += [binary]
if core:
command += ['--core', core]
for cmd in pyafter:
command += ['--eval-command', cmd]
command += ['--eval-command', 'quit']
print("Launching command: %s" % command)
output = subprocess.check_output(command, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
# Python 3 returns bytes-like object so lets have it consistent
output = codecs.decode(output, 'utf8')
# The pwndbg banner shows number of loaded commands, it might differ between
# testing environments, so lets change it to ###
output = re.sub(r'loaded [0-9]+ commands', r'loaded ### commands', output)
return output
HELLO = [
'pwndbg: loaded ### commands. Type pwndbg [filter] for a list.',
'pwndbg: created $rebase, $ida gdb functions (can be used with print/break)'
]
BINARY = tests.binaries.div_zero_binary.get('binary')
CORE = tests.binaries.div_zero_binary.get('core')
launched_locally = not (os.environ.get('PWNDBG_TRAVIS_TEST_RUN'))
def test_loads_pure_gdb_without_crashing():
output = run_gdb_with_script().splitlines()
assert output == HELLO
@pytest.mark.skipif(launched_locally, reason='This test uses binaries compiled on travis builds.')
def test_loads_binary_without_crashing():
output = run_gdb_with_script(binary=BINARY).splitlines()
expected = ['Reading symbols from %s...' % BINARY,
'(No debugging symbols found in %s)' % BINARY]
expected += HELLO
assert all(item in output for item in expected)
@pytest.mark.skipif(launched_locally, reason='This test uses binaries compiled on travis builds.')
def test_loads_binary_with_core_without_crashing():
output = run_gdb_with_script(binary=BINARY, core=CORE).splitlines()
expected = [
'Reading symbols from %s...' % BINARY,
'(No debugging symbols found in %s)' % BINARY,
'[New LWP 45429]',
"Core was generated by `./binary'.",
'Program terminated with signal SIGFPE, Arithmetic exception.',
'#0 0x0000556e99b7913c in main ()',
]
expected += HELLO
assert all(item in output for item in expected)
@pytest.mark.skipif(launched_locally, reason='This test uses binaries compiled on travis builds.')
def test_loads_core_without_crashing():
output = run_gdb_with_script(core=CORE).splitlines()
expected = [
"[New LWP 45429]",
"Core was generated by `./binary'.",
'Program terminated with signal SIGFPE, Arithmetic exception.',
'#0 0x0000556e99b7913c in ?? ()',
]
expected += HELLO
assert all(item in output for item in expected)
def test_entry_no_file_loaded():
# This test is just to demonstrate that if gdb fails, all we have left is its stdout/err
output = run_gdb_with_script(binary='not_existing_binary', pyafter='entry').splitlines()
expected = ['not_existing_binary: No such file or directory.']
expected += HELLO
expected += ['entry: There is no file loaded.']
assert all(item in output for item in expected)