Sometimes msfconsole takes a little while to start.
This adds a fairly common ASCII spinner to the startup sequence.
I haven't spec'ed it, and the code organization isn't great, so consider
this PR more of a cry for help than something immediately landable.
That said, it works for me.
Previous code was not using any sort of exception handling
for parsing the response body. I have added a rescue block
for JSON errors to remedy this problem.
I have added a login scanner for the Buffalo Linkstation
NAS. I have been testing against version 1.68 of the
firmware. Also included are some specs for this module.
The previous commits for this Jenkins CI module relied on an
obsolete pattern. Consequently, it was necessary to write
this module as a LoginScanner and incorporate the appropriate
specs so that the tests will run properly.
if the initial connection from the SMB LoginScanner fails
it wouldn't set the target information on the result. this could cause
smb_login to throw a stack trace when it calls invalidate_login
MSP-11343
This means we don't bomb out with an unhandled exception, instead
continuing attempting logins against the host even though it will never
succeed. Next up: verify state before running scan!()
MSP-11153
Restore the config/database.yml backed up to
config/database.yml.cucumber.bak in the db:config:restore task, which is
made a dependency of the environment rake task so that
config/database.yml is restored before Rails tries to use it in the
environment task. This specifically, allows for rake cucumber to be
interrupted when the config/database.yml has been moved to
config/database.yml.cucumber.bak and a subsequence rake cucumber to
succeed and restore config/database.yml, but any task that depends on
environment will restore the config/database.yml.
Tod Beardsley