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#include "FileZilla.h"
#include "directorylistingparser.h"
#include <cppunit/extensions/HelperMacros.h>
#include <list>
/*
* This testsuite asserts the correctness of the directory listing parser.
* It's main purpose is to ensure that all known formats are recognized and
* parsed as expected. Due to the high amount of variety and unfortunately
* also ambiguity, the parser is very fragile.
*/
typedef struct
{
std::string data;
CDirentry reference;
} t_entry;
class CDirectoryListingParserTest : public CppUnit::TestFixture
{
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE(CDirectoryListingParserTest);
InitEntries();
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < m_entries.size(); i++)
CPPUNIT_TEST(testIndividual);
CPPUNIT_TEST(testAll);
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_END();
public:
void setUp();
void tearDown() {}
void testIndividual();
void testAll();
static std::vector<t_entry> m_entries;
static wxCriticalSection m_sync;
protected:
static void InitEntries();
t_entry m_entry;
};
wxCriticalSection CDirectoryListingParserTest::m_sync;
std::vector<t_entry> CDirectoryListingParserTest::m_entries;
CPPUNIT_TEST_SUITE_REGISTRATION(CDirectoryListingParserTest);
void CDirectoryListingParserTest::InitEntries()
{
const int year = wxDateTime::Now().GetYear();
const int month = wxDateTime::Now().GetMonth();
// Unix-style listings
// -------------------
// We start with a perfect example of a unix style directory listing without anomalies.
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"dr-xr-xr-x 2 root other 512 Apr 8 1994 01-unix-std dir",
{
_T("01-unix-std dir"),
512,
_T("dr-xr-xr-x"),
_T("root other"),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{1994, 4, 8},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
// This one is a recent file with a time instead of the year.
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 531 3 29 03:26 02-unix-std file",
{
_T("02-unix-std file"),
531,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(3 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 3, 29},
{3, 26},
false
}
});
// Group omitted
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"dr-xr-xr-x 2 root 512 Apr 8 1994 03-unix-nogroup dir",
{
_T("03-unix-nogroup dir"),
512,
_T("dr-xr-xr-x"),
_T("root"),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{1994, 4, 8},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
// Symbolic link
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"lrwxrwxrwx 1 root other 7 Jan 25 00:17 04-unix-std link -> usr/bin",
{
_T("04-unix-std link"),
7,
_T("lrwxrwxrwx"),
_T("root other"),
true,
true,
_T("usr/bin"),
true,
true,
{year, 1, 25},
{0, 17},
false
}
});
// Some listings with uncommon date/time format
// --------------------------------------------
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 531 09-26 2000 05-unix-date file",
{
_T("05-unix-date file"),
531,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{2000, 9, 26},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 531 09-26 13:45 06-unix-date file",
{
_T("06-unix-date file"),
531,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(9 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 9, 26},
{13, 45},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 531 2005-06-07 21:22 07-unix-date file",
{
_T("07-unix-date file"),
531,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2005, 6, 7},
{21, 22},
false
}
});
// Unix style with size information in kilobytes
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 33.5k Oct 5 21:22 08-unix-namedsize file",
{
_T("08-unix-namedsize file"),
335 * 1024 / 10,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(10 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 10, 5},
{21, 22},
false
}
});
// NetWare style listings
// ----------------------
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"d [R----F--] supervisor 512 Jan 16 18:53 09-netware dir",
{
_T("09-netware dir"),
512,
_T("d [R----F--]"),
_T("supervisor"),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(1 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 1, 16},
{18, 53},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"- [R----F--] rhesus 214059 Oct 20 15:27 10-netware file",
{
_T("10-netware file"),
214059,
_T("- [R----F--]"),
_T("rhesus"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(10 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 10, 20},
{15, 27},
false
}
});
// NetPresenz for the Mac
// ----------------------
// Actually this one isn't parse properly:
// The numerical username is mistaken as size. However,
// this is ambiguous to the normal unix style listing.
// It's not possible to recognize both formats the right way.
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-------r-- 326 1391972 1392298 Nov 22 1995 11-netpresenz file",
{
_T("11-netpresenz file"),
1392298,
_T("-------r--"),
_T("1391972"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{1995, 11, 22},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"drwxrwxr-x folder 2 May 10 1996 12-netpresenz dir",
{
_T("12-netpresenz dir"),
2,
_T("drwxrwxr-x"),
_T("folder"),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{1996, 5, 10},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
// A format with domain field some windows servers send
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 group domain user 531 Jan 29 03:26 13-unix-domain file",
{
_T("13-unix-domain file"),
531,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("group domain user"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(1 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 1, 29},
{3, 26},
false
}
});
// EPLF directory listings
// -----------------------
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"+i8388621.48594,m825718503,r,s280,up755\t14-eplf file",
{
_T("14-eplf file"),
280,
_T("755"),
_T(""),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{1996, 2, 1},
{23, 15},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"+i8388621.50690,m824255907,/,\t15-eplf dir",
{
_T("15-eplf dir"),
-1,
_T(""),
_T(""),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{1996, 1, 14},
{0, 58},
false
}
});
// MSDOS type listing used by old IIS
// ----------------------------------
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"04-27-00 12:09PM <DIR> 16-dos-dateambiguous dir",
{
_T("16-dos-dateambiguous dir"),
-1,
_T(""),
_T(""),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2000, 4, 27},
{12, 9},
false
}
});
// Ambiguous date and AM/PM crap. Some evil manager must have forced the poor devs to implement this
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"04-06-00 03:47PM 589 17-dos-dateambiguous file",
{
_T("17-dos-dateambiguous file"),
589,
_T(""),
_T(""),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2000, 4, 6},
{15, 47},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"2002-09-02 18:48 <DIR> 18-dos-longyear dir",
{
_T("18-dos-longyear dir"),
-1,
_T(""),
_T(""),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2002, 9, 2},
{18, 48},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"2002-09-02 19:06 9,730 19-dos-longyear file",
{
_T("19-dos-longyear file"),
9730,
_T(""),
_T(""),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2002, 9, 2},
{19, 6},
false
}
});
// Numerical unix style listing
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"0100644 500 101 12345 123456789 20-unix-numerical file",
{
_T("20-unix-numerical file"),
12345,
_T("0100644"),
_T("500 101"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{1973, 10, 29},
{22, 33},
false
}
});
// VShell servers
// --------------
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"206876 Apr 04, 2000 21:06 21-vshell-old file",
{
_T("21-vshell-old file"),
206876,
_T(""),
_T(""),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2000, 4, 4},
{21, 6},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"0 Dec 12, 2002 02:13 22-vshell-old dir/",
{
_T("22-vshell-old dir"),
0,
_T(""),
_T(""),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2002, 12, 12},
{2, 13},
false
}
});
/* This type of directory listings is sent by some newer versions of VShell
* both year and time in one line is uncommon. */
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rwxr-xr-x 1 user group 9 Oct 08, 2002 09:47 23-vshell-new file",
{
_T("23-vshell-new file"),
9,
_T("-rwxr-xr-x"),
_T("user group"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2002, 10, 8},
{9, 47},
false
}
});
// OS/2 server format
// ------------------
// This server obviously isn't Y2K aware
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"36611 A 04-23-103 10:57 24-os2 file",
{
_T("24-os2 file"),
36611,
_T(""),
_T(""),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2003, 4, 23},
{10, 57},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
" 1123 A 07-14-99 12:37 25-os2 file",
{
_T("25-os2 file"),
1123,
_T(""),
_T(""),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{1999, 7, 14},
{12, 37},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
" 0 DIR 02-11-103 16:15 26-os2 dir",
{
_T("26-os2 dir"),
0,
_T(""),
_T(""),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2003, 2, 11},
{16, 15},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
" 1123 DIR A 10-05-100 23:38 27-os2 dir",
{
_T("27-os2 dir"),
1123,
_T(""),
_T(""),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2000, 10, 5},
{23, 38},
false
}
});
// Localized date formats
// ----------------------
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"dr-xr-xr-x 2 root other 2235 26. Juli, 20:10 28-datetest-ger dir",
{
_T("28-datetest-ger dir"),
2235,
_T("dr-xr-xr-x"),
_T("root other"),
true,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{(7 > month) ? year - 1 : year, 7, 26},
{20, 10},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-r-xr-xr-x 2 root other 2235 2. Okt. 2003 29-datetest-ger file",
{
_T("29-datetest-ger file"),
2235,
_T("-r-xr-xr-x"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{2003, 10, 2},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-r-xr-xr-x 2 root other 2235 1999/10/12 17:12 30-datetest file",
{
_T("30-datetest file"),
2235,
_T("-r-xr-xr-x"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{1999, 10, 12},
{17, 12},
false
}
});
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-r-xr-xr-x 2 root other 2235 24-04-2003 17:12 31-datetest file",
{
_T("31-datetest file"),
2235,
_T("-r-xr-xr-x"),
_T("root other"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
true,
{2003, 4, 24},
{17, 12},
false
}
});
// Japanese listing
// Remark: I'v no idea in which encoding the foreign characters are, but
// it's not valid UTF-8. Parser has to be able to cope with it somehow.
m_entries.push_back((t_entry){
"-rw-r--r-- 1 root sys 8473 4\x8c\x8e 18\x93\xfa 2003\x94\x4e 32-datatest-japanese file",
{
_T("32-datatest-japanese file"),
8473,
_T("-rw-r--r--"),
_T("root sys"),
false,
false,
_T(""),
true,
false,
{2003, 4, 18},
{0, 0},
false
}
});
/*
wxString name;
wxLongLong size;
wxString permissions;
wxString ownerGroup;
bool dir;
bool link;
wxString target; // Set to linktarget it link is true
bool hasDate;
bool hasTime;
struct t_date
{
int year;
int month;
int day;
} date;
struct t_time
{
int hour;
int minute;
} time;
bool unsure;
*/
// Fix line endings
for (std::vector<t_entry>::iterator iter = m_entries.begin(); iter != m_entries.end(); iter++)
iter->data += "\r\n";
}
void CDirectoryListingParserTest::testIndividual()
{
m_sync.Enter();
static int index = 0;
const t_entry &entry = m_entries[index++];
m_sync.Leave();
const CServer server;
CDirectoryListingParser parser(0, server);
const char* str = entry.data.c_str();
const int len = strlen(str);
char* data = new char[len];
memcpy(data, str, len);
parser.AddData(data, len);
CDirectoryListing* pListing = parser.Parse(CServerPath());
wxString msg = wxString::Format(_T("Data: %s, count: %d"), wxString(entry.data.c_str(), wxConvUTF8).c_str(), pListing->m_entryCount);
msg.Replace(_T("\r"), _T(""));
msg.Replace(_T("\n"), _T(""));
CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE((const char*)msg.mb_str(), pListing->m_entryCount == 1);
msg = wxString::Format(_T("Data: %s Expected:\n%s\n Got:\n%s"), wxString(entry.data.c_str(), wxConvUTF8).c_str(), entry.reference.dump().c_str(), pListing->m_pEntries[0].dump().c_str());
CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE((const char*)msg.mb_str(), pListing->m_pEntries[0] == entry.reference);
delete pListing;
}
void CDirectoryListingParserTest::testAll()
{
const CServer server;
CDirectoryListingParser parser(0, server);
for (std::vector<t_entry>::const_iterator iter = m_entries.begin(); iter != m_entries.end(); iter++)
{
const char* str = iter->data.c_str();
const int len = strlen(str);
char* data = new char[len];
memcpy(data, str, len);
parser.AddData(data, len);
}
CDirectoryListing* pListing = parser.Parse(CServerPath());
CPPUNIT_ASSERT(pListing->m_entryCount == m_entries.size());
unsigned int i = 0;
for (std::vector<t_entry>::const_iterator iter = m_entries.begin(); iter != m_entries.end(); iter++, i++)
{
wxString msg = wxString::Format(_T("Data: %s Expected:\n%s\n Got:\n%s"), wxString(iter->data.c_str(), wxConvUTF8).c_str(), iter->reference.dump().c_str(), pListing->m_pEntries[i].dump().c_str());
CPPUNIT_ASSERT_MESSAGE((const char*)msg.mb_str(), pListing->m_pEntries[i] == iter->reference);
}
delete pListing;
}
void CDirectoryListingParserTest::setUp()
{
}
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