data.py-dist

# Configuration file, to be adapted to one's needs

# Default user and password to connect to a host through XAPI
# Note: this won't be used for SSH.
# You need to have an SSH key into the hosts' /root/.ssh/authorized_keys.
HOST_DEFAULT_USER = "root"
HOST_DEFAULT_PASSWORD = ""

# The following prefix will be added to the `name-label` parameter of XAPI objects
# that the tests will create or import, such as VMs and SRs.
# Default value: [your login/user]
# OBJECTS_NAME_PREFIX = "[TEST]"

# Override settings for specific hosts
# skip_xo_config allows to not touch XO's configuration regarding the host
# Else the default behaviour is to add the host to XO servers at the beginning
# of the testing session and remove it at the end.
HOSTS = {
#    "10.0.0.1": {"user": "root", "password": ""},
#    "testhost1": {"user": "root", "password": "", 'skip_xo_config': True},
}

# PXE config server for automated XCP-ng installation
PXE_CONFIG_SERVER = 'pxe'

# Default VM images location
DEF_VM_URL = 'http://pxe/images/'

# Guest tools ISO download location
ISO_DOWNLOAD_URL = 'http://pxe/isos/'

# Definitions of Windows guest tool ISOs to be tested
WIN_GUEST_TOOLS_ISOS = {
    "stable": {
        # ISO name on SR or subpath of ISO_DOWNLOAD_URL
        "name": "guest-tools-win.iso",
        # Whether ISO should be downloaded from ISO_DOWNLOAD_URL
        "download": True,
        # ISO-relative path of MSI file to be installed
        "package": "package\\XenDrivers-x64.msi",
        # ISO-relative path of XenClean script
        "xenclean_path": "package\\XenClean\\x64\\Invoke-XenClean.ps1",
        # ISO-relative path of root cert file to be installed before guest tools (optional)
        "testsign_cert": "testsign\\XCP-ng_Test_Signer.crt",
    },
    # Add more guest tool ISOs here as needed
}

# Definition of ISO containing other guest tools to be tested
OTHER_GUEST_TOOLS_ISO = {
    "name": "other-guest-tools-win.iso",
    "download": False,
}

# Definitions of other guest tools contained in OTHER_GUEST_TOOLS_ISO
OTHER_GUEST_TOOLS = {
    "xcp-ng-9.0.9000": {
        # Whether we are installing MSI files ("msi"), bare .inf drivers ("inf")
        # or nothing in case of Windows Update (absent or null)
        "type": "msi",
        # ISO-relative path of this guest tool
        "path": "xcp-ng-9.0.9000",
        # "path"-relative path of MSI or driver files to be installed
        "package": "package\\XenDrivers-x64.msi",
        # Relative path of root cert file (optional)
        "testsign_cert": "testsign\\XCP-ng_Test_Signer.crt",
        # Whether this guest tool version wants vendor device to be activated (optional, defaults to False)
        # Note: other guest tools may not install correctly with this setting enabled
        "vendor_device": False,

        # Can we upgrade automatically from this guest tool to our tools?
        "upgradable": True,
    },
    "vendor": {
        "vendor_device": True,
        "upgradable": False,
    },
}

# Values can be either full URLs or only partial URLs that will be automatically appended to DEF_VM_URL
VM_IMAGES = {
    'mini-linux-x86_64-bios': 'alpine-minimal-3.12.0.xva',
    'mini-linux-x86_64-uefi': 'alpine-uefi-minimal-3.12.0.xva'
}

# In some cases, we may prefer to favour a local SR to store test VM disks,
# to avoid latency or unstabilities related to network or shared file servers.
# However it's not good practice to make a local SR the default SR for a pool of several hosts.
# Hence this configuration value that you can set to `local` so that our tests use this SR by default.
# This setting affects VMs managed by the `imported_vm` fixture.
# Possible values:
# - 'default': keep using the pool's default SR
# - 'local': use the first local SR found instead
# - A UUID of the SR to be used
DEFAULT_SR = 'default'

# Whether to cache VMs on the test host, that is import them only if not already
# present in the target SR. This also causes the VM to be cloned at the beginning
# of each test module, so that the original VM remains untouched.
# /!\ The VM identifier in cache is simply the URL where it was imported from.
# No checksum or date is checked.
# A cached VM is just a VM which has a special description.
# Example description: "[Cache for http://example.com/images/filename.xva]"
# Delete the VM to remove it from cache.
# This setting affects VMs managed by the `imported_vm` fixture.
CACHE_IMPORTED_VM = False

# Default NFS device config:
NFS_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'server': '10.0.0.2', # URL/Hostname of NFS server
#    'serverpath': '/path/to/shared/mount' # Path to shared mountpoint
}

# Default NFS4+ only device config:
NFS4_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'server': '10.0.0.2', # URL/Hostname of NFS server
#    'serverpath': '/path_to_shared_mount' # Path to shared mountpoint
#    'nfsversion': '4.1'
}

# Default NFS ISO device config:
NFS_ISO_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'location': '10.0.0.2:/path/to/shared/mount' # URL/Hostname of NFS server and path to shared mountpoint
}

# Default CIFS ISO device config:
CIFS_ISO_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'location': r'\\10.0.0.2\<shared folder name>',
#    'username': '<user>',
#    'cifspassword': '<password>',
#    'type': 'cifs',
#    'vers': '<1.0> or <3.0>'
}

CEPHFS_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'server': '10.0.0.2',
#    'serverpath': '/vms'
}

MOOSEFS_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'masterhost': 'mfsmaster',
#    'masterport': '9421',
#    'rootpath': '/vms'
}

LVMOISCSI_DEVICE_CONFIG = {
#    'target': '192.168.1.1',
#    'port': '3260',
#    'targetIQN': 'target.example',
#    'SCSIid': 'id'
}

# compatibility settings for older tests
DEFAULT_NFS_DEVICE_CONFIG = NFS_DEVICE_CONFIG
DEFAULT_NFS4_DEVICE_CONFIG = NFS4_DEVICE_CONFIG
DEFAULT_NFS_ISO_DEVICE_CONFIG = NFS_ISO_DEVICE_CONFIG
DEFAULT_CIFS_ISO_DEVICE_CONFIG = CIFS_ISO_DEVICE_CONFIG
DEFAULT_CEPHFS_DEVICE_CONFIG = CEPHFS_DEVICE_CONFIG
DEFAULT_MOOSEFS_DEVICE_CONFIG = MOOSEFS_DEVICE_CONFIG
DEFAULT_LVMOISCSI_DEVICE_CONFIG = LVMOISCSI_DEVICE_CONFIG