Merge lp:~komputes/ubuntu-manual-tests/komputes-manual-tests into lp:ubuntu-manual-tests

[komputes]

[Nicholas Skaggs (nskaggs)]

looks good, thanks for making the edits ;-)

review: Approve

[lp:~komputes/ubuntu-manual-tests/komputes-manual-tests]

19. By Nicholas Skaggs on 2013-02-22

Add komputes thunderbird tests

=== modified file 'testcases/packages/1496_Thunderbird Tests'
--- testcases/packages/1496_Thunderbird Tests	2013-02-22 17:19:45 +0000
+++ testcases/packages/1496_Thunderbird Tests	2013-02-22 20:25:25 +0000
@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@
 <dl>
 	This test will check that Thunderbird can receive and send messages
 	<em>Note that errors might be caused by issues related to username, password, server configuration, mail provider, network or ISP</em>
-	<dt>The first time opening Thunderbird, a "Welcome to Thunderbird" window could appear with a commercial offer to create a personalized email domain.</dt>
+	<dt>The first time opening Thunderbird, a "Welcome to Thunderbird" window could appear with a commercial offer to create a personalized email domain</dt>
 	<dt>To skip this you can click "Skip this and configure my existing email</dt>
-	<dt>Set up an existing account using the "Mail Account Setup" window.</dt>
+	<dt>Set up an existing account using the "Mail Account Setup" window</dt>
 	<dt>Enter your name, email address and password</dt>
 		<dd> Thunderbird should automatically find the server configuration in the Mozilla ISP database (major providers). Otherwise click the "Manual config" button and set up your account manually</dd>
 	<dt>Click on your inbox, retrieve your mail by clicking on the "Get Mail" button in the top panel</dt>
@@ -26,8 +26,10 @@
 	<dt>Click on "Address Book" in the top panel</dt>
 		<dd>The Address Book should come up.</dd>
 	<dt>Create a new address book (File > New > Address Book)</dt>
-	<dt>Create a new contact (File > New > Address Book Contact)</dt>
+	<dt>Create a few new contacts (File > New > Address Book Contact)</dt>
 	<dt>Create a new mailing list (File > New > Mailing List)</dt>
+	<dt>Drag and drop one contact to a mailing list</dt>
+	<dt>Drag and drop multiple contacts to a mailing list</dt>
 		<dd>Do all of these actions complete with no errors?</dd>
 </dl>
 
@@ -44,10 +46,37 @@
 
 Test-case name: thunderbird/tb-005
 <dl>
-    This test will check that Thunderbird can send messages using mailto: links found on web sites.
+    This test will check that Thunderbird can send messages using mailto: links found on web sites
 	<dt>Clicking <a href="mailto:[e-mail]">here</a> should open a new email in Thunderbird with [e-mail] as the recipient.</dt>
 	<dt>Clicking <a href="mailto:[e-mail]?subject=Just%20Testing">here</a> should open a new email in Thunderbird with [e-mail] as the recipient and "Just Testing" as the subject</dt>
 	<dt>Clicking <a href="mailto:[e-mail]?subject=Just%20Testing&body=Thank you for using Ubuntu%0Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.ubuntu.com%2F">here</a> should open a new email in Thunderbird with [e-mail] as the recipient, "Just Testing" as the Subject and should put two lines of text in the email body.</dt>
 		<dd>Do all of these actions complete with no errors?</dd>
 </dl>
+
+Test-case name: thunderbird/tb-006
+<dl>
+    This drag and drop test will check that attachments interact properly with the desktop
+	<dt>Send an email to yourself with an attachment. To add the attachment drag the file from your file browser to the message window</dt>
+		<dd>The email should now indicate that you have attached a file</dd>
+	<dt>Check your mail and open the email with the attachment. Drag the attachment from the message to the desktop.</dt>
+		<dd>The file browser should now contain a copy of the attached file. If this creates a link instead of a file or give an error while copying, you may be experiencing <a href=https://bugs.launchpad.net/thunderbird/+bug/381017>Bug #381017</a></dd>
+		<dd>Do all of these actions complete with no errors?</dd>
+</dl>
+
+Test-case name: thunderbird/tb-007
+<dl>
+    This drag and drop test will check that LDAP address book contacts can be searched and copied locally
+	<dt>Click on "Address Book" in the top panel</dt>
+		<dd>The Address Book should come up</dd>
+	<dt>Create a new LDAP Directory</dt>
+ 	<dt>Give it a name and provide the address of a server. If unsure, try using a public server such as use public Debian directory - Name: Debian - Server: db.debian.org - Base DN: dc=debian,dc=org</dt>
+	<dt>Select the Debian LDAP directory and search for "al"</dt>
+		<dd>Search results should show up</dd>
+	<dt>Drag one contact from the LDAP directory (hold Ctrl) and drop it on a local address book</dt>
+		<dd>The contact should now be copied to the local address book</dd>
+	<dt>Select multiple contacts in the LDAP direcotry. Drag multiple contacts (hold Ctrl) from the directory to a local address book</dt>
+		<dd>The contacts should now be copied to the local address book</dd>
+		<dd>Do all of these actions complete with no errors?</dd>
+</dl>
+
 <strong>If all actions produce the expected results listed, please <a href="results#add_result">submit</a> a 'passed' result. If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please <a href="results#add_result">submit</a> 'failed' and <a href="../../buginstructions">file a bug</a>. Please be sure to include the bug number when you <a href="results#add_result">submit</a> your result</strong>