bindtomac-bridge-httpks.ks.in

#test name bindtomac-bridge
%ksappend repos/default.ks

# --onboot=no doesn't make much sense as a use case but we want to test that it works in this test
network --device=bridge0  --bridgeslaves=@KSTEST_NETDEV1@ --bootproto=dhcp --onboot=no --bindto=mac

bootloader --timeout=1
zerombr
clearpart --all
autopart

keyboard us
lang en
timezone America/New_York
rootpw qweqwe
shutdown

%packages
%end

%post --nochroot

@KSINCLUDE@ scripts-lib.sh
platform="$(get_platform @KSTEST_OS_NAME@ @KSTEST_OS_VERSION@)"
@KSINCLUDE@ post-nochroot-lib-network.sh

check_bridge_has_slave_nochroot bridge0 @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ yes
if [ "${platform}" == "rhel8" ]; then
    # RHEL-8-FAILURE: generic "Wired Connection" created in initramfs (ip=dhcp)
    # would be edited for @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ in GUI which is not ideal
    check_gui_configurations bridge0
else
    check_gui_configurations @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ bridge0
fi

%end

%post

@KSINCLUDE@ post-lib-network.sh
@KSINCLUDE@ scripts-lib.sh
platform="$(get_platform @KSTEST_OS_NAME@ @KSTEST_OS_VERSION@)"

check_device_connected bridge0 yes
check_device_connected @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ yes
check_device_config_value bridge0_slave_1 BRIDGE bridge0 connection master bridge0
check_device_config_value bridge0_slave_1 BRIDGE bridge0 connection slave-type bridge
check_device_has_ipv4_address bridge0 yes
check_device_has_ipv4_address @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ no

# This check is removed because since NM in initramfs the slave's (non-bridge)
# configuration from initramfs does not produce corresponding config file
# check_device_config_value @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ ONBOOT yes connection autoconnect __NONE

check_device_config_value bridge0 ONBOOT no connection autoconnect false
check_device_config_value bridge0_slave_1 ONBOOT no connection autoconnect false
# Configuration from boot options
if [ "${platform}" != "rhel8" ]; then
    check_config_exists @KSTEST_NETDEV1@ yes
fi

check_device_config_bound_to_mac bridge0_slave_1

# WARNING: this depends on assumption of running %post scripts in order they
# are defined here

# No error was written to /root/RESULT file, everything is OK
if [[ ! -e /root/RESULT ]]; then
   echo SUCCESS > /root/RESULT
fi
%end