@<%= @project %>
Feature: Perform test driven infrastructure with Cucumber-Chef
  In order to learn how to develop test driven infrastructure
  As an infrastructure developer
  I want to better understand how to use Cucumber-Chef

  Background:
    * I have a server called "<%= @project %>"
    * "<%= @project %>" is running "ubuntu" "lucid"
    * "<%= @project %>" has been provisioned
    * the "chef-client::service" recipe has been added to the "<%= @project %>" run list
    * the chef-client has been run on "<%= @project %>"
    * I ssh to "<%= @project %>" with the following credentials:
      | username | keyfile |
      | root | ../.ssh/id_rsa |

  Scenario: Can connect to the provisioned server via SSH authentication
    When I run "hostname"
    Then I should see "<%= @project %>" in the output

  Scenario: Default root shell is bash
    When I run "echo $SHELL"
    Then I should see "bash" in the output

  Scenario: Default gateway and resolver are using Cucumber-Chef Test Lab
    When I run "route -n | grep 'UG'"
      Then I should see "192.168.255.254" in the output
    When I run "cat /etc/resolv.conf"
      Then I should see "192.168.255.254" in the output
      And I should see "8.8.8.8" in the output
      And I should see "8.8.4.4" in the output

  Scenario: Primary interface is configured with my IP address and MAC address
    When I run "ifconfig eth0"
      Then I should see the "IP" of "<%= @project %>" in the output
      And I should see the "MAC" of "<%= @project %>" in the output

  Scenario: Local interface is not configured with my IP address or MAC address
    When I run "ifconfig lo"
      Then I should see "127.0.0.1" in the output
      And I should not see the "IP" of "<%= @project %>" in the output
      And I should not see the "MAC" of "<%= @project %>" in the output

  Scenario: Chef-Client is running as a daemon
    When I run "ps aux | grep [c]hef-client"
      Then I should see "chef-client" in the output
      And I should see "-d" in the output
      And I should see "-i 1800" in the output
      And I should see "-s 20" in the output