# HTTPS

[[cmd]]
name = "Using a DNS-over-HTTPS server that returns status 500"
shell = "dog --https @https://eu.httpbin.org/status/500 lookup.dog"
stdout = { empty = true }
stderr = { string = "Error [http]: Nameserver returned HTTP 500 (INTERNAL SERVER ERROR)" }
status = 1
tags = [ 'live', 'httpbin', 'https' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "Using a DNS-over-HTTPS server that returns no content"
shell = "dog --https @https://eu.httpbin.org/status/200 lookup.dog"
stdout = { empty = true }
stderr = { string = "Error [protocol]: Malformed packet: insufficient data" }
status = 1
tags = [ 'live', 'httpbin', 'https' ]


# TCP

# [[cmd]]
# name = "Using a TCP server that returns an empty message"
# shell = "dog --tcp @52.20.16.20:30000 lookup.dog"
# stdout = { empty = true }
# stderr = { string = "Error [network]: Truncated response" }
# status = 1
# tags = [ 'live', 'tcpbin', 'tcp' ]

# The above test is flaky. It works correctly the first time, but produces a
# different error message on subsequent runs.
#
# The ‘other’ tcpbin can be used to test the truncated response error
# handling, but it requires waiting 60 seconds for their server to give up and
# send us a FIN:
#
# - dog --tcp bsago.me @tcpbin.com:4242
# - dog --tls bsago.me @tcpbin.com:4243