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What to test ?
7omate edited this page Sep 19, 2016
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Take this testing session as an adventure :-). If you just deploy a very basic Pydio on LAMP with db-based internal users and default fs-based workspaces, your testing session will probably not be of a great help. We need you to test "exotic" features as much as possible!
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Non-LAMP Systems
- You are more than welcome to deploy Pydio using another stack that the standard Linux/Apache. If you can translate and contribute the basic required RewriteRule for your system (e.g. nginx config), you're welcome.
- On Windows/IIS setup, make sure to test all accented-filenames issues (in notifications, emails sent, logs, etc...). Encoding has been greatly simplified but needs a big testing everywhere.
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Groups / Roles / Permissions hierarchy and inheritance
- Make sure parameters and disabled actions are correctly propagated from groups/roles to end-users.
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Basic files and metadata operations:
- Create a file, create a shared link, move it around and make sure everything is working properly.
- Test various existing drivers : FS, S3 (SDK now embedded), FTP / sFTP, SMB (plus new SMB driver in enterprise), etc
- Test new uploader UX
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Shares
- Shares data are now stored with PARENT_REPOSITORY_OPTION:<OPTION_NAME> in the DB, and the full path is not shared anymore. Which means you should be able to e.g. move the data of a given repository entirely, reconfigure the repo and have existing shares working right.
- New global Disable Sharing / Disable Resharing parameters
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Authentication
- LDAP Auth, New LDAP driver in enterprise version
- WebFTP Configuration
- OTP: Google and Yubikey support were reworked.
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Cache Management
- Cache is becoming pretty agressive now. Try to find cases where it gets out-of-sync with the real data.
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