- name: stats_general
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: general
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s | grep -q "cache stats"

- name: stats_network
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: network (no output)
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s network

- name: stats_runtime
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: runtime
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s runtime | grep -q uptime

- name: stats_process
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: process (no output)
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s process

- name: stats_queue
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: queue (no output)
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s queue

- name: stats_ct
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: ct
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s ct | grep -q traffic

- name: stats_expect
  scenario: simple_stats
  # check that we can obtain stats via unix socket: expect (no output)
  test:
    - $CONNTRACKD -C /tmp/conntrackd_test_simple_stats -s expect

- name: tcp_notrack_replicate_icmp
  scenario: basic_2_peer_network_tcp_notrack
  # check that we can replicate a ICMP conntrack entry in a 2 conntrackd TCP/NOTRACK setup
  test:
    # PING should inject an ICMP conntrack entry in nsr1
    - ip netns exec ns1 ping -c1 10.0.1.2 >/dev/null
    # verify conntrack entry is then replicated to nsr2, wait up to 5 seconds
    - timeout 5 bash -c -- '
      while ! ip netns exec nsr2 $CONNTRACK -L -p icmp 2>/dev/null | grep -q icmp
      ; do sleep 0.5 ; done'