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# Run <code>abduco</code> to list all active sessions, if any | # Run <code>abduco</code> to list all active sessions, if any | ||
# | # Create and attache the current console <code>abduco -A ''name'' bash</code> (replace the name with the name of the session you want to give). | ||
# As you enter the session, execute <code> ping google.com </code>, which will keep running under the session from here on | # As you enter the session, execute <code> ping google.com </code>, which will keep running under the session from here on | ||
# Open another terminal/terminator and execute ''$ abduco'' to list the created session. | # Open another terminal/terminator and execute ''$ abduco'' to list the created session. | ||
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# Run <code>abduco -A ''name_specified_above''</code> to attach the current terminal with the session | # Run <code>abduco -A ''name_specified_above''</code> to attach the current terminal with the session | ||
# Ensure that you can see the repeated execution of ping | # Ensure that you can see the repeated execution of ping | ||
# To deatch from the currently attached session hit ''Ctrl + \'' | |||
# Hit ctrl+z to kill the command in the session | # Hit ctrl+z to kill the command in the session | ||
}} | }} | ||
[[Category:Package_abduco_test_cases]] | [[Category:Package_abduco_test_cases]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:36, 9 June 2021
Description
The following test cases helps to test creating and attaching sessions with abduco
Setup
- Ensure the
abduco
How to test
- Run
abducoto list all active sessions, if any - Create and attache the current console
abduco -A name bash(replace the name with the name of the session you want to give). - As you enter the session, execute
ping google.com, which will keep running under the session from here on - Open another terminal/terminator and execute $ abduco to list the created session.
Expected Results
- Run
abduco -A name_specified_aboveto attach the current terminal with the session - Ensure that you can see the repeated execution of ping
- To deatch from the currently attached session hit Ctrl + \
- Hit ctrl+z to kill the command in the session