* Updated docker images to use python3
* Updated docker compose files.
* Test Travis CI
* Test Travis CI
* Updated Dockerfiles.
* Updated .travis.yml
* Cleaned up scripts.
* Cleaned up scripts.
* Updated docker-compose files.
* Updated amazonlinux2 image with python3.
* Updated system test driver.
* Updated system test driver
* Cleaned up import in test driver.
* Updated setup scripts to output python version
* Initial system test for TPM 1.2 emulator.
* Update .travis.yml file.
* Added system test: test_20_tpm_1_2_initial_provision
* Cleaned up files.
* Correct docker location
* Re-arranged system tests.
* Execute test_12_attestation_ca_portal_online for all current collectors.
* Clean up files.
* Cleaned up files.
* Cleaned up files.
* Cleaned up files.
* Cleaned up files
* Updated system test driver.
* Set logging properties to DEBUG.
* Commented out test_13_tpm_1_2_initial_provision. Need to fix it.
* PACCOR Testing.
* PACCOR Testing.
* PACCOR Testing.
* PACCOR Testing
* PACCOR Testing
* Updated Dockerfile.tpm2provisioner
* Cleaned up files.
* Point to the updated tpm2provisioner in hirs/hirs-ci, on Docker Hub.
* Cleaned up files.
* Used specific PACCOR script(allcomponents_hirs_system_test.sh) for
system tests.
* Added new PACCOR script for review.
Will be moved into the PACCOR project when permissions are granted.
* [#195] Components identified by Component Class will have hardware IDs translated to names
* Update TPM Docker images to latest PACCOR(v1.1.3r3). Comment out the
failing system tests caused by invalid input to PACCOR.
* Add creation of bad base platform certificate.
* Adding Base Certificate system test.
* Adding Base Certificate system test.
* Adding Base Certificate system test.
* Adding Base Certificate system test.
* Updated script to add faulty components to bad base certificate.
* Updated addFaultyComponents script.
* Add Base/Delta system tests to .travis.yml
* Disable unit tests to decrease CI time.
* Cleaned up code.
* Cleaned up code.
* Delete system_test_Driver.py
The TPM 2 Provisioner gets packaged with an application called
tpm_version, which reported hard-coded values for the TPM
manufacturer and version. Now it collects those things from
the TPM and reports them.
