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* eat-host | * eat-host | ||
* eat-syslog-device | * eat-syslog-device | ||
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* eat-selftest | * eat-selftest | ||
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== eat-host == | == eat-host == | ||
| - | This package is installed to the test control pc. It installs the ssh-key to the test control pc as well as testrunner-lite and test-definition as it's dependencies. | + | This package is installed to the test control pc. It installs the ssh-key to the test control pc as well as testrunner-lite and test-definition as it's dependencies. eat-host also enables receiving syslogs from the device under test. |
== eat-syslog-device == | == eat-syslog-device == | ||
Triggers sending of device syslogs to test control PC. | Triggers sending of device syslogs to test control PC. | ||
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== eat-selftest == | == eat-selftest == | ||
This package installs an init script to the device under test that runs all test packages found in the device at boot time. The package also installs testrunner-lite and test-definition as it's dependencies. | This package installs an init script to the device under test that runs all test packages found in the device at boot time. The package also installs testrunner-lite and test-definition as it's dependencies. | ||
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Eat is a set of packages that are used to configure your environment for automated testing. The packages are
This package is installed to the device under test, it puts the test control pc's ssh-key (the one in eat-host) to the device's authorized ssh-keys list to enable passwordless logins using ssh.
This package is installed to the test control pc. It installs the ssh-key to the test control pc as well as testrunner-lite and test-definition as it's dependencies. eat-host also enables receiving syslogs from the device under test.
Triggers sending of device syslogs to test control PC.
This package installs an init script to the device under test that runs all test packages found in the device at boot time. The package also installs testrunner-lite and test-definition as it's dependencies.