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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Copyright 2006,2007,2008,2009,2010,2012,2019 Martin Pärtel <martin.partel@gmail.com>
#
# This file is part of bindfs.
#
# bindfs is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# bindfs is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with bindfs. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
Dir.chdir(File.dirname(__FILE__))
# if we are being run by make check it will set srcdir and we should use it
$LOAD_PATH << (ENV['srcdir'] || '.')
require 'common.rb'
require 'etc'
require 'socket'
require 'tempfile'
include Errno
$have_fuse_3 = Proc.new do
system("pkg-config --exists fuse3")
$?.success?
end.call
$have_fuse_3_readdir_bug = $have_fuse_3 && Proc.new do
system("pkg-config --max-version=3.10.1 fuse3")
$?.success?
end.call
$have_fuse_29 = !$have_fuse_3 && !$fuse_t && Proc.new do
v = `pkg-config --modversion fuse`.split('.')
raise "failed to get FUSE version with pkg-config" if v.size < 2
v = v.map(&:to_i)
v = [2, 8, 0]
v[0] > 2 || (v[0] == 2 && v[1] >= 9)
end.call
# FileUtils.chown turned out to be quite buggy in Ruby 1.8.7,
# so we'll use File.chown instead.
def chown(user, group, list)
user = Etc.getpwnam(user).uid if user.is_a? String
group = Etc.getgrnam(group).gid if group.is_a? String
list = [list] unless list.is_a? Array
for file in list
File.chown(user, group, file)
end
end
# Some useful shorthands
$nobody_uid = nobody_uid = Etc.getpwnam('nobody').uid
$nobody_gid = nobody_gid = Etc.getpwnam('nobody').gid
$nobody_group = nobody_group = Etc.getgrgid(nobody_gid).name
$root_group = root_group = Etc.getgrgid(0).name
$user_1k = user_1k = begin Etc.getpwuid(1000).name; rescue; nil; end
$user_1k_group = user_1k_group = begin Etc.getgrgid(Etc.getpwuid(1000).gid).name; rescue; nil; end
$tests_dir = File.realpath('.')
testenv("") do
assert { File.basename(pwd) == TESTDIR_NAME }
end
testenv("-u nobody -g #{nobody_group}") do
touch('src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == nobody_gid }
end
testenv("-u #{nobody_uid} -g #{nobody_gid}", :title => "numeric UID and GID") do
touch('src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == nobody_gid }
end
testenv("-u 55544 -g 55566", :title => "nonexistent UID and GID") do
touch('src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 55544 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == 55566 }
end
testenv("-p 0600:u+D") do
touch('src/file')
chmod(0777, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').mode & 0777 == 0600 }
end
testenv("--chmod-deny") do
touch('src/file')
assert_exception(EPERM) { chmod(0777, 'mnt/file') }
end
testenv("-u nobody -m #{Process.uid} -p 0600,u+D") do
touch('src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == Process.uid }
end
root_testenv("", :title => "--create-as-user should be default for root") do
chmod(0777, 'src')
sh!("sudo -u nobody -g #{nobody_group} touch mnt/file")
sh!("sudo -u nobody -g #{nobody_group} mkdir mnt/dir")
sh!("sudo -u nobody -g #{nobody_group} ln -sf /tmp/foo mnt/lnk")
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == nobody_gid }
assert { File.stat('src/file').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('src/file').gid == nobody_gid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/dir').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/dir').gid == nobody_gid }
assert { File.stat('src/dir').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('src/dir').gid == nobody_gid }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/lnk').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/lnk').gid == nobody_gid }
assert { File.lstat('src/lnk').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.lstat('src/lnk').gid == nobody_gid }
end
testenv("--create-with-perms=og=r:ogd+x") do
with_umask(0077) do
touch('mnt/file')
mkdir('mnt/dir')
end
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').mode & 0777 == 0644 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/dir').mode & 0777 == 0755 }
end
testenv("--create-with-perms=g+rD") do
with_umask(0077) do
touch('mnt/file')
mkdir('mnt/dir')
end
assert { File.stat('src/file').mode & 0777 == 0640 }
assert { File.stat('src/dir').mode & 0777 == 0750 }
end
testenv("-p 0777 --realistic-permissions", :title => '--realistic-permissions') do
touch('src/noexecfile')
touch('src/execfile')
chmod(0600, 'src/noexecfile')
chmod(0700, 'src/execfile')
assert { File.stat('mnt/noexecfile').mode & 0777 == 0666 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/execfile').mode & 0777 == 0777 }
end
testenv("-p 0777", :title => '--realistic-permissions not the default') do
touch('src/noexecfile')
chmod(0600, 'src/noexecfile')
assert { File.stat('mnt/noexecfile').mode & 0777 == 0777 }
end
testenv("--ctime-from-mtime") do
sf = 'src/file'
mf = 'mnt/file'
touch(sf)
sleep(1.1)
chmod(0777, mf)
# to_i gives us precision of 1 sec
assert { File.stat(mf).ctime.to_i == File.stat(mf).mtime.to_i }
assert { File.stat(sf).ctime > File.stat(sf).mtime }
end
testenv("--hide-hard-links") do
touch('src/one')
ln('src/one', 'src/two')
assert { File.stat('src/one').nlink == 2 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/one').nlink == 1 }
end
# Define expectation for changing [uid, gid, both]
# for each combination of chown/chgrp flags.
chown_chgrp_test_cases = {
:chown_normal => {
:chgrp_normal => [:uid, :gid, :both],
:chgrp_ignore => [:uid, nil, :uid],
:chgrp_deny => [:uid, EPERM, EPERM]
},
:chown_ignore => {
:chgrp_normal => [nil, :gid, :gid],
:chgrp_ignore => [nil, nil, nil],
:chgrp_deny => [nil, EPERM, EPERM]
},
:chown_deny => {
:chgrp_normal => [EPERM, :gid, EPERM],
:chgrp_ignore => [EPERM, nil, EPERM],
:chgrp_deny => [EPERM, EPERM, EPERM]
}
}
def run_chown_chgrp_test_case(chown_flag, chgrp_flag, expectations)
flags = [chown_flag, chgrp_flag].map do |flag|
'--' + flag.to_s.sub('_', '-')
end.join ' '
srcfile = 'src/file'
mntfile = 'mnt/file'
tests = [
lambda { chown('nobody', nil, mntfile) },
lambda { chown(nil, $nobody_group, mntfile) },
lambda { chown('nobody', $nobody_group, mntfile) }
]
for testcase, expect in tests.zip expectations
root_testenv(flags) do
touch(srcfile)
if expect.respond_to? :exception
assert_exception(expect) { testcase.call }
else
testcase.call
uid = File.stat(srcfile).uid
gid = File.stat(srcfile).gid
case expect
when :uid
assert { uid == $nobody_uid }
assert { gid != $nobody_gid }
when :gid
assert { uid != $nobody_uid }
assert { gid == $nobody_gid }
when :both
assert { uid == $nobody_uid }
assert { gid == $nobody_gid }
when nil
assert { uid != $nobody_uid }
assert { gid != $nobody_gid }
end
end
end
end
end
chown_chgrp_test_cases.each do |chown_flag, more|
more.each do |chgrp_flag, expectations|
run_chown_chgrp_test_case(chown_flag, chgrp_flag, expectations)
end
end
root_testenv("--chown-deny") do
touch('src/file')
assert_exception(EPERM) { chown('nobody', nil, 'mnt/file') }
assert_exception(EPERM) { chown('nobody', nobody_group, 'mnt/file') }
chown(nil, nobody_group, 'mnt/file')
end
root_testenv("--mirror=root") do
touch('src/file')
chown('nobody', nobody_group, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == $nobody_gid }
end
if `uname`.strip != 'FreeBSD' # FreeBSD doesn't let us set the sticky bit on files
testenv("--chmod-allow-x --chmod-ignore") do
touch('src/file')
chmod(01700, 'src/file') # sticky bit set
chmod(00077, 'mnt/file') # should change x bits; should not unset sticky bit
assert { File.stat('src/file').mode & 07777 == 01611 }
mkdir('src/dir')
chmod(0700, 'src/dir')
chmod(0077, 'mnt/dir') # bits on dir should not change
assert { File.stat('src/dir').mode & 0777 == 0700 }
end
end
testenv("--chmod-deny --chmod-allow-x") do
touch('src/file')
chmod(0700, 'src/file')
chmod(0700, 'mnt/file') # no-op chmod should work
assert_exception(EPERM) { chmod(0777, 'mnt/file') }
assert_exception(EPERM) { chmod(0000, 'mnt/file') }
# FreeBSD and apparently Apple doesn't let us set the sticky bit on files
unless ['FreeBSD', 'Darwin'].include?(`uname`.strip)
assert_exception(EPERM) { chmod(01700, 'mnt/file') } # sticky bit
end
chmod(0611, 'mnt/file') # chmod that only changes x-bits should work
assert { File.stat('src/file').mode & 07777 == 00611 }
mkdir('src/dir')
chmod(0700, 'src/dir')
assert_exception(EPERM) { chmod(0700, 'mnt/dir') } # chmod on dir should not work
end
testenv("--chmod-filter=g-w,o-rwx") do
touch('src/file')
chmod(0666, 'mnt/file')
assert { File.stat('src/file').mode & 0777 == 0640 }
end
testenv("--delete-deny") do
touch('src/file')
mkdir('src/dir')
assert_exception(EPERM) { rm('mnt/file') }
assert_exception(EPERM) { rmdir('mnt/dir') }
end
testenv("--rename-deny") do
touch('src/file')
mkdir('src/dir')
# We don't use FileUtils.mv because it was changed in Ruby 2.7.1 to
# fall back to copying on EPERM:
# https://github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/7d3d8e79fe9cc9f21cd4341f0a6fb2e6306688fd
assert_exception(EPERM) { File.rename('mnt/file', 'mnt/file2') }
assert_exception(EPERM) { File.rename('mnt/dir', 'mnt/dir2') }
end
root_testenv("--map=nobody/root:@#{nobody_group}/@#{root_group}") do
touch('src/file')
chown('nobody', nobody_group, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == 0 }
touch('mnt/newfile')
mkdir('mnt/newdir')
assert { File.stat('src/newfile').uid == $nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('src/newfile').gid == $nobody_gid }
assert { File.stat('src/newdir').uid == $nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('src/newdir').gid == $nobody_gid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/newfile').uid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/newfile').gid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/newdir').uid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/newdir').gid == 0 }
end
root_testenv("--map=@#{nobody_group}/@#{root_group}") do
touch('src/file')
chown('nobody', nobody_group, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == 0 }
end
root_testenv("--map=1/2") do
touch('src/file1')
touch('src/file2')
chown(1, nil, 'src/file1')
chown(3, nil, 'src/file2')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').uid == 2 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file2').uid == 3 }
end
root_testenv("--map=@1/@2:@2/@1") do
touch('src/file1')
touch('src/file2')
chown(nil, 1, 'src/file1')
chown(nil, 2, 'src/file2')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').gid == 2 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file2').gid == 1 }
end
root_testenv("-u 1 --map=1/2:3/4") do
touch('src/file1')
touch('src/file2')
chown(2, nil, 'src/file1')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').uid == 1 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file2').uid == 1 }
end
root_testenv("--map=0/1:@0/@1", :title => "--map and chown/chgrp") do
touch('src/file1')
chown(2, 2, 'src/file1')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').uid == 2 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').gid == 2 }
chown(1, 1, 'mnt/file1')
assert { File.stat('src/file1').uid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('src/file1').gid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').uid == 1 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').gid == 1 }
end
Tempfile.open('passwdfile') do |passwd_file|
Tempfile.open('groupfile') do |group_file|
passwd_file.puts("nobody:x:123:456:,,,:/tmp:/bin/false")
passwd_file.flush
group_file.write("#{nobody_group}:x:789")
group_file.flush
root_testenv("--map-passwd=#{Shellwords.escape(passwd_file.path)} --map-group=#{Shellwords.escape(group_file.path)}") do
touch('src/file1')
chown(123, 789, 'src/file1')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').gid == nobody_gid }
touch('src/file2')
chown(nobody_uid, nobody_gid, 'mnt/file2')
assert { File.stat('src/file2').uid == 123 }
assert { File.stat('src/file2').gid == 789 }
end
# Pull Request 113
root_testenv("--map-passwd-rev=#{Shellwords.escape(passwd_file.path)} --map-group-rev=#{Shellwords.escape(group_file.path)}") do
touch('src/file1')
chown(nobody_uid, nobody_gid, 'src/file1')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').uid == 123 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file1').gid == 789 }
touch('src/file2')
chown(123, 789, 'mnt/file2')
assert { File.stat('src/file2').uid == nobody_uid }
assert { File.stat('src/file2').gid == nobody_gid }
end
end
end
root_testenv("--uid-offset=2") do
touch('src/file')
chown(1, nil, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 3 }
end
root_testenv("--gid-offset=2") do
touch('src/file')
chown(nil, 1, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == 3 }
end
root_testenv("--uid-offset=2 --gid-offset=20", :title => "file creation with --uid-offset and --gid-offset") do
touch('mnt/file')
assert { File.stat('src/file').uid == 0 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 2 }
# Note: BSDs tend to inherit group from parent dir while Linux uses the effective GID.
# This check works for both.
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == File.stat('src/file').gid + 20 }
end
# This test requires user 1k to actually exist so we can sudo to it
if user_1k && `uname`.strip != 'Darwin' # Don't feel like debugging this on MacOS
root_testenv("--uid-offset=-2 --gid-offset=-20", :title => "file creation with negative --uid-offset and --gid-offset") do
chown(user_1k, user_1k_group, 'src')
chmod(0777, 'src')
sh!("sudo -u #{user_1k} -g #{user_1k_group} touch mnt/file")
assert { File.stat('src/file').uid == 1002 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 1000 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == File.stat('src/file').gid - 20 }
end
end
root_testenv("--uid-offset=2 --gid-offset=20", :title => "chown/chgrp with --uid-offset and --gid-offset") do
touch('src/file')
# Avoid I/O error due to uid and gid = 0 not being mappable with negative offsets
chown(1000, 1000, 'src')
chown(1000, 1000, 'src/file')
chown(6, 25, 'mnt/file')
assert { File.stat('src/file').uid == 4 }
assert { File.stat('src/file').gid == 5 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 6 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == 25 }
end
root_testenv("--uid-offset=-2 --gid-offset=-20", :title => "chown/chgrp with negative --uid-offset and --gid-offset") do
touch('src/file')
# Avoid I/O error due to uid and gid = 0 not being mappable with negative offsets
chown(1000, 1000, 'src')
chown(1000, 1000, 'src/file')
chown(6, 25, 'mnt/file')
assert { File.stat('src/file').uid == 8 }
assert { File.stat('src/file').gid == 45 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 6 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').gid == 25 }
end
testenv("", :title => "preserves inode numbers") do
touch('src/file')
mkdir('src/dir')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').ino == File.stat('src/file').ino }
assert { File.stat('mnt/dir').ino == File.stat('src/dir').ino }
end
if $have_fuse3 && !$have_fuse_3_readdir_bug # https://github.com/libfuse/libfuse/issues/583
testenv("", :title => "preserves readdir inode numbers") do
touch('src/file')
mkdir('src/dir')
inodes = {}
for line in `#{$tests_dir}/readdir_inode mnt`.split("\n").reject(&:empty?)
inode, name = line.split(" ")
inodes[name] = inode.to_i
end
assert { inodes['file'] == File.stat('src/file').ino }
assert { inodes['dir'] == File.stat('src/dir').ino }
end
end
root_testenv("", :title => "setgid directories") do
mkdir('mnt/dir')
chmod("g+s", 'mnt/dir')
chown(nil, $nobody_gid, 'mnt/dir')
touch('mnt/dir/file')
assert { File.stat('src/dir').mode & 07000 == 02000 }
assert { File.stat('src/dir/file').gid == $nobody_gid }
assert { File.stat('mnt/dir').mode & 07000 == 02000 }
assert { File.stat('mnt/dir/file').gid == $nobody_gid }
end
testenv("", :title => "utimens on symlinks") do
touch('mnt/file')
Dir.chdir "mnt" do
symlink('file', 'link')
end
sleep 1 # Not sure why this is needed, but something seems to overwrite the atime right after we set it, at least on Bionic.
system("#{$tests_dir}/utimens_nofollow mnt/link 12 34 56 78")
raise "Failed to run utimens_nofollow: #{$?.inspect}" unless $?.success?
assert { File.lstat('mnt/link').atime.to_i < 50 }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/link').mtime.to_i < 100 }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/file').atime.to_i > 100 }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/file').mtime.to_i > 100 }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "resolving symlinks") do
mkdir('src/dir')
File.write('src/dir/file', 'hello')
Dir.chdir 'src' do
symlink('dir', 'dirlink')
symlink('dir/file', 'filelink')
symlink('dirlink/file', 'filelink2')
end
assert { !File.lstat('mnt/dirlink').symlink? }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/dirlink').directory? }
assert { !File.lstat('mnt/dirlink/file').symlink? }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/dirlink/file').file? }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/filelink').file? }
assert { File.read('mnt/filelink') == 'hello' }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "attributes of resolved symlinks") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
touch('file')
symlink('file', 'link')
chmod(0654, 'file')
end
assert { File.lstat('mnt/link').mode & 0777 == 0654 }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "writing through resolved symlinks") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
File.write('file', 'initial_content')
symlink('file', 'link')
end
File.write('mnt/link', 'new_content')
assert { File.read('src/file') == 'new_content' }
assert { File.read('src/link') == 'new_content' }
assert { File.symlink?('src/link') }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "moving over resolved symlinks") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
File.write('file', 'initial_content')
File.write('newfile', 'new_content')
symlink('file', 'link')
end
Dir.chdir 'mnt' do
system("mv newfile link")
end
assert { File.symlink?('src/link') }
assert { File.read('src/file') == 'new_content' }
assert { !File.exist?('src/newfile') }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "moving resolved symlinks") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
touch('file')
symlink('file', 'link')
end
Dir.chdir 'mnt' do
system("mv link lonk")
end
assert { !File.symlink?('src/link') }
assert { File.lstat('src/lonk').symlink? }
assert { File.readlink('src/lonk') == 'file' }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "--resolve-symlinks disallows new symlinks") do
touch('mnt/file')
Dir.chdir "mnt" do
begin
File.symlink("file", "link")
rescue Errno::EPERM => exception
end
assert { exception != nil }
end
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "deleting a resolved symlink deletes the underlying symlink only by default") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
touch('file')
symlink('file', 'link')
symlink('broken', 'broken_link')
end
File.unlink('mnt/link')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/link') }
assert { File.exist?('src/file') }
File.unlink('mnt/broken_link')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/broken_link') }
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks --resolved-symlink-deletion=deny") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
touch('file')
symlink('file', 'link')
end
begin
File.unlink('mnt/link')
rescue Errno::EPERM => exception
end
assert { exception != nil }
assert { File.symlink?('src/link') }
assert { File.exist?('src/file') }
end
# TODO: make all tests runnable as root. This is nonroot because we can't
# easily prevent a bindfs running as root from deleting a file.
nonroot_testenv("--resolve-symlinks --resolved-symlink-deletion=symlink-first") do
begin
Dir.chdir 'src' do
mkdir('dir')
touch('deletable_file')
touch('dir/undeletable_file')
chmod(0555, 'dir')
symlink('deletable_file', 'link1')
symlink('dir/undeletable_file', 'link2')
symlink('broken', 'link3')
end
File.unlink('mnt/link1')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/link1') }
assert { !File.exist?('src/dir/deletable_file') }
File.unlink('mnt/link2')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/link2') }
assert { File.exist?('src/dir/undeletable_file') }
File.unlink('mnt/link3')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/link3') }
ensure
chmod(0777, 'src/dir') # So the cleanup code can delete dir/*
end
end
# TODO: make all tests runnable as root. This is nonroot because we can't
# easily prevent a bindfs running as root from deleting a file.
nonroot_testenv("--resolve-symlinks --resolved-symlink-deletion=target-first -p a+w") do
begin
Dir.chdir 'src' do
mkdir('dir')
touch('file1')
touch('file2')
symlink('file1', 'deletable_link')
Dir.chdir('dir') do
symlink('../file2', 'undeletable_link')
end
chmod(0555, 'dir')
symlink('broken', 'broken_link')
end
File.unlink('mnt/deletable_link')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/deletable_link') }
assert { !File.exist?('src/file1') }
begin
File.unlink('mnt/dir/undeletable_link')
rescue Errno::EACCES => exception
end
assert { exception != nil }
assert { File.symlink?('src/dir/undeletable_link') }
assert { !File.exist?('src/file2') }
File.unlink('mnt/broken_link')
assert { !File.symlink?('src/broken_link') }
ensure
chmod(0777, 'src/dir') # So the cleanup code can delete dir/*
end
end
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "resolving broken symlinks") do
Dir.chdir 'src' do
symlink('dir', 'dirlink')
symlink('dir/file', 'filelink')
end
assert { File.lstat('mnt/dirlink').symlink? }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/filelink').symlink? }
File.unlink('mnt/filelink')
assert { !File.exist?('mnt/filelink') }
File.unlink('mnt/dirlink')
assert { !File.exist?('mnt/dirlink') }
end
# PR #175
testenv("--resolve-symlinks", :title => "listing directory with broken symlink") do
mkdir('src/dir')
touch('src/dir/file1')
touch('src/dir/file2')
Dir.chdir 'src/dir' do
symlink('nonexistent', 'broken')
end
entries = Dir.entries('mnt/dir')
assert { entries.include?('file1') }
assert { entries.include?('file2') }
assert { entries.include?('broken') }
assert { File.lstat('mnt/dir/broken').symlink? }
end
# Issue #28 reproduction attempt.
# Observation (2025-06-08): Flaky on fuse-t without noattrcache. Enabled by default by bindfs since.
testenv("", :title => "many files in a directory") do
mkdir('src/dir')
expected_entries = ['.', '..']
10000.times do |i|
touch("src/dir/#{i}")
expected_entries << i.to_s
end
assert { Dir.entries('mnt/dir').sort == expected_entries.sort }
end
if $have_fuse_29 || $have_fuse_3
testenv("--enable-lock-forwarding --multithreaded", :title => "lock forwarding") do
File.write('src/file', 'some contents for fcntl lockng')
# (this test passes with an empty file as well, but this way is clearer)
# flock
if `uname`.strip != 'FreeBSD' # FreeBSD's FUSE doesn't yet support forwarding flock: https://wiki.freebsd.org/action/recall/FUSEFS?action=recall&rev=58
File.open('mnt/file') do |f1|
File.open('src/file') do |f2|
assert { f1.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
assert { !f2.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
assert { f1.flock(File::LOCK_UN) }
assert { f2.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
assert { !f1.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
end
assert { f1.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
end
end
# fcntl locking
system("#{$tests_dir}/fcntl_locker src/file mnt/file")
raise "fcntl lock sharing test failed" unless $?.success?
end
testenv("--disable-lock-forwarding", :title => "no lock forwarding") do
File.write('src/file', 'some contents for fcntl lockng')
# flock
if `uname`.strip != 'FreeBSD' # FreeBSD's FUSE doesn't yet support forwarding flock: https://wiki.freebsd.org/action/recall/FUSEFS?action=recall&rev=58
File.open('mnt/file') do |f1|
File.open('src/file') do |f2|
assert { f1.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
assert { f2.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
end
File.open('mnt/file') do |f2|
assert { !f2.flock(File::LOCK_EX | File::LOCK_NB) }
end
end
end
# fcntl locking
system("#{$tests_dir}/fcntl_locker src/file mnt/file")
raise "fcntl lock sharing test failed" unless $?.exitstatus == 1
end
end # have_fuse_29
# Issue #37
#
# Valgrind is disabled for ioctl tests since it seems to give a false negative
# about a null parameter to ioctl.
#
# This test is also disabled for old (FUSE < 2.9) systems.
# TODO: figure out why it doesn't work.
if ($have_fuse_29 || $have_fuse_3) && `uname`.strip != 'FreeBSD' # FreeBSD's FUSE doesn't yet support ioctl: https://wiki.freebsd.org/action/recall/FUSEFS?action=recall&rev=58
root_testenv("--enable-ioctl", :title => "append-only ioctl", :valgrind => false) do
touch('mnt/file')
system('chattr +a mnt/file')
raise 'chattr +a failed' unless $?.success?
begin
File.open('mnt/file', 'a') do |f|
f.write('stuff')
end
assert { File.read('mnt/file') == 'stuff' }
assert_exception(EPERM) { File.write('mnt/file', 'newstuff') }
ensure
system('chattr -a mnt/file')
end
end
end
root_testenv("", :title => "ioctl not enabled by default", :valgrind => false) do
touch('mnt/file')
assert { `chattr +a mnt/file 2>&1`; !$?.success? }
end
# Issue #41
testenv("", :title => "reading directory with rewind") do
touch('mnt/file1')
touch('mnt/file2')
mkdir('mnt/subdir')
Dir.chdir 'mnt' do
system("#{$tests_dir}/test_dir_rewind")
assert { $?.success? }
end
end
# Issue 47
testenv("", :title => "srcdir with comma", :srcdir_name => "a,b") do
touch('a,b/f')
assert { File.exist?('mnt/f') }
end
testenv("", :title => "mntdir with comma", :mntdir_name => "a,b") do
touch('src/f')
assert { File.exist?('a,b/f') }
end
testenv("", :title => "srcdir with space", :srcdir_name => "a b") do
touch('a b/f')
assert { File.exist?('mnt/f') }
end
testenv("", :title => "mntdir with space", :mntdir_name => "a b") do
touch('src/f')
assert { File.exist?('a b/f') }
end
testenv("", :title => "srcdir with newline", :srcdir_name => "a\nb") do
touch("a\nb/f")
assert { File.exist?('mnt/f') }
end
testenv("", :title => "mntdir with newline", :mntdir_name => "a\nb") do
touch('src/f')
assert { File.exist?("a\nb/f") }
end
# Pull Request #73
if `uname`.strip == 'Linux' &&
`uname -r`.strip =~ /^[456789]/ && # 3.x kernels used by CentOS 7 and older don't support all `unshare` options despite the userspace binary supporting them
`which unshare` != '' &&
`unshare --help`.include?("--map-root-user") &&
`unshare --help`.include?("--user")
root_testenv("--gid-offset=10000", :title => "setgid and gid-offset") do
system("chmod g+s src")
system("unshare --map-root-user --user mkdir mnt/dir")
assert { File.stat("src/dir").gid == 0 }
assert { File.stat("mnt/dir").gid == 10000 }
end
end
# Pull Request #74
if `uname`.strip == 'Linux'
def odirect_data
('abc' * 10000)[0...8192]
end
testenv("", :title => "O_DIRECT reads with O_DIRECT ignored") do
File.write("src/f", odirect_data)
read_data = `#{$tests_dir}/odirect_read mnt/f`
assert { $?.success? }
assert { read_data == odirect_data }
end
testenv("", :title => "O_DIRECT writes with O_DIRECT ignored") do
IO.popen("#{$tests_dir}/odirect_write mnt/f", "w") do |pipe|
pipe.write(odirect_data)
end
assert { $?.success? }
assert { File.read("src/f") == odirect_data }
end
testenv("--forward-odirect=512", :title => "O_DIRECT reads with O_DIRECT forwarded") do
File.write("src/f", odirect_data)
read_data = `#{$tests_dir}/odirect_read mnt/f`
assert { $?.success? }
assert { read_data == odirect_data }
end
testenv("--forward-odirect=512", :title => "O_DIRECT writes with O_DIRECT forwarded") do
IO.popen("#{$tests_dir}/odirect_write mnt/f", "w") do |pipe|
pipe.write(odirect_data)
end
assert { $?.success? }
assert { File.read("src/f") == odirect_data }
end
end
# Issue 94
unless ['FreeBSD', 'Darwin'].include?(`uname`.strip) # -o fsname is not supported on FreeBSD or fuse-t
testenv("-o fsname=_bindfs_test_123_", :title => "fsname") do
assert { `mount` =~ /^_bindfs_test_123_\s+on\s+/m }
end
end
unless ['FreeBSD', 'Darwin'].include?(`uname`.strip) # -o dev is not supported on FreeBSD or fuse-t
root_testenv("-odev") do
system("mknod mnt/zero c 1 5")
data = File.read("mnt/zero", 3)
assert { data.length == 3 }
assert { data.chars.to_a[0] == "\0" }
assert { data.chars.to_a[1] == "\0" }
assert { data.chars.to_a[2] == "\0" }
end
end
# PR #95
testenv("-ouser -onofail,nouser,,,delete-deny -o users -o auto,rename-deny,noauto -o chmod-deny,_netdev,,", :title => "filtering special options") do
touch('src/file')
assert_exception(EPERM) { rm('mnt/file') }
assert_exception(EPERM) { File.rename('mnt/file', 'mnt/file2') }
assert_exception(EPERM) { chmod(0777, 'mnt/file') }
end
# Issue #132 / PR #133
testenv("", :title => "socket files") do
UNIXServer.open("mnt/sock") do |server|
UNIXSocket.open("mnt/sock") do |client|
socket = server.accept
socket.write("hello")
socket.close
result = client.read
assert { result == "hello" }
end
end
end
# FIXME: this stuff around testenv is a hack, and testenv may also exit(), which defeats the 'ensure' below.
# the test setup ought to be refactored. It might well use MiniTest or something.
# TODO: support FreeBSD in this test (different group management commands)
if Process.uid == 0 && `uname`.strip == 'Linux'
begin
`groupdel bindfs_test_group 2>&1`
`groupadd -f bindfs_test_group`
raise "Failed to create test group" if !$?.success?
testenv("--mirror=@bindfs_test_group", :title => "SIGUSR1 rereads user database") do |bindfs_pid|
touch('src/file')
chown('nobody', nil, 'src/file')
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == $nobody_uid }
`usermod -G bindfs_test_group -a root`
raise "Failed to add root to test group" if !$?.success?
# Cache not refreshed yet
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == $nobody_uid }
Process.kill("SIGUSR1", bindfs_pid)
sleep 0.5
assert { File.stat('mnt/file').uid == 0 }
end
ensure
`groupdel bindfs_test_group 2>&1`
end
end
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