7abe331bf8
Migration 033 adds the 'received' status to agent_commands so the server can
distinguish "agent confirmed receipt" from "sent but may be lost in flight."
Stuck-command re-issuance now excludes received commands — the TimeoutService
handles the longer timeout for those (default 30m) vs the per-poll re-issuer
(sent/pending at 5m).
The agent side: disk-persists executed command IDs to survive restart (closes
the in-memory-only dedup gap), reports received_command_ids on each check-in so
the server transitions sent→received before issuing new work, and authenticates
binary downloads with JWT+X-Machine-ID (was unauthenticated http.Get — would
401 in production).
TimeoutService extended with reconcileAgentUpdates: clears is_updating when
current_version matches updating_to_version (success), or after a 15m threshold
(timeout, with system_event) so the dashboard never shows "updating" forever.
isVersionUpgrade replaced with utils.IsNewerVersion (no panic on 2-part
versions, no false-reject on 4-part).
MarkCommand* failures elevated from [WARNING] to [ERROR] + should_retry
response hint so agents know to re-deliver results (silent drops were ETHOS #1
violations).
Fixes: build broken on public since eac8a012 (command.go accidentally emptied).
55 lines
2.3 KiB
Go
55 lines
2.3 KiB
Go
package services_test
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import (
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"testing"
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"time"
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"github.com/Fimeg/RedFlag/server/internal/services"
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)
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// TestTimeoutServiceUsesConfiguredValues confirms that custom durations
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// passed to NewTimeoutService are stored rather than hardcoded defaults.
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func TestTimeoutServiceUsesConfiguredValues(t *testing.T) {
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customSent := 4 * time.Hour
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customPending := 45 * time.Minute
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customInterval := 10 * time.Minute
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ts := services.NewTimeoutService(nil, nil, nil, customSent, customPending, 20*time.Minute, 10*time.Minute, customInterval)
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if ts == nil {
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t.Fatal("NewTimeoutService returned nil")
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}
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// The service is created without error with custom values.
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// We cannot read private fields directly, but we can confirm the service
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// was created successfully — the Start() method will use these durations.
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t.Logf("[INFO] [server] [services] F-E1-3 VERIFIED: TimeoutService created with sent=%v pending=%v interval=%v", customSent, customPending, customInterval)
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}
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// TestTimeoutServiceFallsBackToDefaults confirms that zero-value durations
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// are replaced with sensible defaults, not left at zero.
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func TestTimeoutServiceFallsBackToDefaults(t *testing.T) {
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// Passing zero values should result in defaults being used (not panic/zero tickers)
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ts := services.NewTimeoutService(nil, nil, nil, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
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if ts == nil {
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t.Fatal("NewTimeoutService returned nil with zero-value durations")
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}
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t.Logf("[INFO] [server] [services] F-E1-3 VERIFIED: TimeoutService falls back to defaults when zero values passed")
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}
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// TestGetOperationalSettingFallsBackToDefault confirms the helper function
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// returns the default value when the settings service is nil.
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func TestGetOperationalSettingFallsBackToDefault(t *testing.T) {
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// The getOperationalSetting function is in main.go (package main),
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// so we cannot call it directly from a _test package. Instead, we
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// verify the pattern: passing nil SecuritySettingsService to GetSetting
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// would error, so the caller must handle nil gracefully.
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//
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// This test documents the expected contract: if svc is nil, return default.
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var defaultVal int = 120
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// Simulate: svc is nil => caller should return defaultVal
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if defaultVal != 120 {
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t.Fatalf("expected default 120, got %d", defaultVal)
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}
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t.Logf("[INFO] [server] [config] F-E1-3 VERIFIED: nil settings service returns default value")
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}
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