(Resolved) TestAccept_MultipleInterface1 seems to be erroreous

[livelykitten]

It was my mistake. Sorry for the confusion I made

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TEST_F(TestEnv_Any, TestAccept_MultipleInterface1) {
  std::unordered_map<std::string, std::string> accept_env;
  std::unordered_map<std::string, std::string> connect_env;

  ipv4_t ip1 = host1->getIPAddr(0).value();
  ipv4_t ip1_2 = host1->getIPAddr(1).value();
  ipv4_t ip2 = host2->getIPAddr(0).value();

  char str_buffer[128];
  snprintf(str_buffer, sizeof(str_buffer), "%u.%u.%u.%u", ip1[0], ip1[1],
           ip1[2], ip1[3]);
  std::string host1_ip(str_buffer);
  snprintf(str_buffer, sizeof(str_buffer), "%u.%u.%u.%u", ip1_2[0], ip1_2[1],
           ip1_2[2], ip1_2[3]);
  std::string host1_ip2(str_buffer);
  snprintf(str_buffer, sizeof(str_buffer), "%u.%u.%u.%u", ip2[0], ip2[1],
           ip2[2], ip2[3]);
  std::string host2_ip(str_buffer);

  accept_env["LISTEN_PORT"] = "9999";
  accept_env["BACKLOG"] = "1";
  accept_env["LISTEN_TIME"] = "0";
  accept_env["ACCEPT_TIME"] =
      TimeUtil::printTime(TimeUtil::makeTime(1, TimeUtil::SEC), TimeUtil::USEC);
  accept_env["ACCEPT_PERIOD"] = "0";

  accept_env["ACCEPT_COUNT"] = "3";
  accept_env["EXPECT_ACCEPT"] = "3";
  accept_env["LISTEN_ADDR"] = host1_ip;
  int server1_pid =
      host1->addApplication<TestHandshake_Accept>(*host1, accept_env);

  accept_env["ACCEPT_COUNT"] = "5";
  accept_env["EXPECT_ACCEPT"] = "5";
  accept_env["LISTEN_ADDR"] = host1_ip2;
  int server2_pid =
      host1->addApplication<TestHandshake_Accept>(*host1, accept_env);

  connect_env["CONNECT_PORT"] = "9999";
  connect_env["CONNECT_PERIOD"] = "1";
  connect_env["CONNECT_TIME"] =
      TimeUtil::printTime(TimeUtil::makeTime(2, TimeUtil::SEC), TimeUtil::USEC);

  connect_env["CONNECT_ADDR"] = host1_ip;
  connect_env["CONNECT_COUNT"] = "3";
  connect_env["EXPECT_CONNECT"] = "3";
  int client1_pid =
      host2->addApplication<TestHandshake_Connect>(*host2, connect_env);

  connect_env["CONNECT_ADDR"] = host1_ip2;
  connect_env["CONNECT_COUNT"] = "5";
  connect_env["EXPECT_CONNECT"] = "5";
  int client2_pid =
      host2->addApplication<TestHandshake_Connect>(*host2, connect_env);

  host1->launchApplication(server1_pid);
  host2->launchApplication(client1_pid);
  host1->launchApplication(server2_pid);
  host2->launchApplication(client2_pid);

  this->runTest();
}

looking at the testhandshake.cpp, the backlog is set to 1.
However, the pcap file of the solution seem to accept connections beyond its backlogs.
When I force backlogs to be 100, the test case passes.

Could you check if the test case is correct?

[livelykitten]

I was just confused. The test was correct.