Phoenix results in red
Abstract:
This document provides general network functional testing. Specific
protocols are handled in specific test plans.
Overview:
The majority of the tests are link-clicks.
The test needs to be expanded to explain the expected results (right now,
the tester is assumed to know what the correct result is).
Also, the tests need to be applied to more entry points for URLs (URL/location
bar, "Open as New Window", "Open as Tab", etc.)
URL Schemes
| Area | Description | Comments |
| about: | about: | about: meta bug 96712 |
| aim: | Send IM (default) | Mozilla will use AIM, Netscape 6 will use NIM. May not work in Linux |
| mailto: | mailto: | mailto: if MailNews is not installed 56478 Launches default mailer in Windows, not in Linux 171869 |
| gopher: | the original home of gopher | List of gopher bugs (needs updating) |
| telnet: | telnet://www.packetgram.com | URL: telnet:// unregistered in Linux and MacOS X 33282 |
| wais: | wais://something.com/searching?forthis | WAIS is unimplemented, but RFC specified scheme: 61540 |
| javascript: |
javascript:alert("pass") |
NOTE: the javascript code must be URL escaped to
work |
| resource: |
resource:/// |
Copy into URL bar to test |
| data: |
data: URL |
Per RFC 2397 |
| chrome: |
chrome://browser/content/browser.xul |
Should only work in URL bar |
| other | invalid:// | Unimplemented schemes should display error: 100176 |
| relative URLs |
Use Roy Fielding's test
page |
Point at links, and compare status bar w/ result column. |
DNS, IP addressing, ports and sockets
| Area | Description | Comments |
| DNS hostnames | starts with numbers maximum label size: 63 characters excceeds max label size (64 characters) nonexistent FQDN |
[RFE] Catch illegal DNS requests w/ error 140379 todo: many labels |
| IPv4 addresses | mozilla.org's IP address
localhost, blocked port localhost: unused port http://63.207.57.30 http://255.255.255.255/ http://3486011863 decimal ip addressing http://127.1/ |
-> works -> "port blocked for security reasons" -> connection refused (Internet Keywords is on, send to search engine) -> connection establishment timeout Mac OS X, Linux refuse to connect to broadcast address Win32 says "could not be found", Mac X classic times out. Win32 and Linux accepts IP addresses as one large decimal value: 67730 IP addresses that are not dotted quads: 160819 |
| multiple DNS records | (need public test example) | Preferably a three-address entry that has one non-existent host, one host w/ a listener on the http port, and one valid port. 86917 |
| "internet keywords" searches |
hostname that does not resolve in DNS goes to keywords. hostname -> default domain in OS. hostname (URI ignored) -> keyword: "mozilla" and "open source" |
if Internet Keywords is on:
|
| localhost handling | http://localhost/ | connects to 127.0.01 (loopback). If nothing is running will
search for keyword:localhost (if Internet Keywords is on) or return connection
refused error. |
| Isolated lan | Necko should work w/o DNS | some discussion in bug 11204 |
Suggestions, questions, feedback for this page: bug 141758
To Do:
Needs more consideration for testing w/ non-standard installs (browser-only, non Mozilla trunk products, etc.)
Last update:
0.9.02.02 - branched from top version, Phoenix 0.2 results added