tests: run stunnel for HTTPS and FTPS on a dynamic port #5267
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stunnel is an external tool and it has no specific option to export the actually used port number, runtests tries to figure that out by parsing the stunnel log. This is fragile. As a backup, it runs "netstat -ptln" in an attempt to see what stunnel listens to. Closes #5267
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stunnel is an external tool and it has no specific option to export the actually used port number, runtests tries to figure that out by parsing the stunnel log. This is fragile. As a backup, it runs "netstat -ptln" in an attempt to see what stunnel listens to. Closes #5267
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stunnel is an external tool and it has no specific option to export the actually used port number. Runtests tries to figure it out by parsing the stunnel log. This is fragile. As a backup, it runs "netstat -ptln" in an attempt to see what stunnel listens to. That's not going to be widely portable. Closes #5267
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stunnel is an external tool and it has no specific option to export the actually used port number. Runtests tries to figure it out by parsing the stunnel log. This is fragile. As a backup, it runs "netstat -ptln" in an attempt to see what stunnel listens to. That's not going to be widely portable. Closes #5267
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As stunnel is an external tool and it has no specific option to export the actually used port number when asked to listen to 0, runtests instead iterates over ten randomly picked high number ports and sticks to the first one stunnel can listen to. Closes #5267
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Please give me a chance to test this locally on Windows before merging. I will try to do that now. |
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This is achieved by iterating over a series of random high number ports and stick to the first one that works for stunnel.