#!/usr/bin/env perl

use strict;
use warnings;

# Skip this test rather than fail it when the module isn't installed
if (!eval {require IO::Socket::SSL;1;}) {
    print STDERR "This test needs the perl module \"IO::Socket::SSL\".\n";
    print STDERR "Install e.g. on Debian with 'apt-get install libio-socket-ssl-perl'\n";
    print STDERR " or if using cpanminus 'cpanm IO::Socket::SSL' could be used to install it.\n";
    exit 77; # skip
}

use SSLTest;

###############################################################################

# code, msg, headers, content
my %urls = (
    '/somefile.txt' => {
        code => "200",
        msg => "Dontcare",
        headers => {
            "Content-type" => "text/plain",
        },
        content => "blabla",
    },
);

# Skip the test if openssl is not available
my $ossl = `openssl version`;
unless ($ossl =~ m/OpenSSL 1/)
{
  exit 77;
}

my $cdir = $ENV{'PWD'};
# HOSTALIASES env variable allows us to create hosts file alias.
my $testhostname = "WgetTestingServer";
$ENV{'HOSTALIASES'} = "$cdir/certs/wgethosts";

my $port    = 24443;
my $cmdline = $WgetTest::WGETPATH . " --secure-protocol=PFS".
                                    " --ca-certificate=$cdir/certs/test-ca-cert.pem".
                                    " https://$testhostname:$port/somefile.txt";

my $expected_error_code = 0;

my %existing_files = (
);

my %expected_downloaded_files = (
  'somefile.txt' => {
    content => "blabla",
  },
);

my $sslsock = SSLTest->new(cmdline  => $cmdline,
                           input    => \%urls,
                           errcode  => $expected_error_code,
                           existing => \%existing_files,
                           output   => \%expected_downloaded_files,
                           sslport  => $port);
exit $sslsock->run();

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