Handle multiple returned domains in 002-test-key-name.test

This patch resolves a source of unreliability in the 002-test-key-name test.
If sand-leek returned multiple "Found: " lines, then the test script would take
only the first, and expect that they RSA key is for this domain. However, this
isn't always true, due to the parallel nature of the program. Instead, this
patch adjusts the test to capture all found domains, and assert that the domain
calculated from the RSA key is one of these domains.

Tested 100% reliable over 1000 repetitions.

1 files changed, 15 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/test/002-test-key-name.test/run.sh b/test/002-test-key-name.test/run.sh
index cdd0004..aa2adca 100755
--- a/test/002-test-key-name.test/run.sh
+++ b/test/002-test-key-name.test/run.sh
@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ stderr="$(mktemp)"
 # Four character search should be a < 1 second CPU burst for CI runner
 ${EXECUTABLE} -s site > $key 2>$stderr
 
-found="$(tr '\r' '\n' < $stderr | grep Found | cut -d ' ' -f 3)"
+found=($(tr '\r' '\n' < $stderr | grep Found | cut -d ' ' -f 3))
 
-echo "sand-leek says it found $found..."
+echo "sand-leek says it found ${found[*]}..."
 
 # Trick adapted to py3 from https://swehack.org/viewtopic.php?f=37&p=6978
 real="$( \
@@ -30,13 +30,16 @@ real="$( \
 
 echo "Key analysis shows it's for ${real}"
 
-if [ "$found" = "$real" ] ; then
-	echo "It's a match, I'm happy"
-	rm $key
-	rm $stderr
-	exit 0
-else
-	echo "Error: No match. Key file contents:"
-	cat "$key"
-	exit 1
-fi
+for f in "${found[@]}" ; do
+	if [ "$f" == "$real" ] ; then
+		echo "Found a match, I'm happy"
+		rm $key
+		rm $stderr
+		exit 0
+	fi
+done
+
+# fallthrough: not found
+echo "Error: No match. Key file contents:"
+cat "$key"
+exit 1