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#!/bin/bash
set -e
$PREPARE_CLEAN > /dev/null
$INCLUDE_FUNCS
cd $WC
logfile=$LOGDIR/018.various
# Test EPIPE handling.
# I could reproduce it with "strace -o /dev/null $BINdflt log | true", (or
# "| head -1"), but only in 1 of 10 cases without the strace.
strace_bin=`which strace || true`
strace_cmd=${strace_bin:+$strace_bin -o /dev/null}
for command in log st
do
ret=$(
set -o pipefail
$strace_cmd $BINdflt $command 2>$logfile | true
echo $?
set +o pipefail )
if [[ $ret -eq 0 ]]
then
# No errors on STDOUT allowed.
if [[ `wc -l < $logfile` -eq 0 ]]
then
$SUCCESS "EPIPE on $command handled correctly"
else
$ERROR "wrong number of output lines on EPIPE $command test"
fi
else
$ERROR "Error code on EPIPE $command"
fi
done
# Test whether / at the end of an URL are removed
$BINq init $REPURL/////
if $BINdflt st > $logfile
then
$SUCCESS "slashes at end of URLs are ignored."
else
$ERROR "slashes make fsvs fail??"
fi
if [[ `$BINq help | wc -l` -gt 10 &&
`$BINq -h | wc -l` -gt 10 &&
`$BINq -V` == "FSVS"*"version "* ]]
then
$SUCCESS "version and help are given"
else
$ERROR "version or help are not printed?"
fi
if [[ "$opt_DEBUG" == "1" ]]
then
if FSVS_DEBUGLEVEL=1 $BINdflt -v -D main | grep LC_ALL > $logfile &&
test `$BINdflt -v -d -D main | egrep "^[^ ]+ +main" | wc -l` -ge 3
then
$SUCCESS "Debug messages seem to work"
else
$ERROR "debug doesn't work?"
fi
fi
if [[ `$BINdflt s 2>&1 ` == *"Action \"s\" is ambiguous."* &&
`$BINdflt invalid-action-which-will-never-exist 2>&1` == \
*"Action "*" not found."* ]]
then
$SUCCESS "actions are checked"
else
$ERROR "actions are not verified?"
fi
if $BINdflt st /$RANDOM/$RANDOM/$RANDOM/$RANDOM/$RANDOM > $logfile 2>&1
then
$ERROR "non-existing directories don't fail?"
else
$SUCCESS "error for non-existing directories"
fi
# Look whether there's a human-readable message (1 line) for non-existing
# CONF or WAA paths.
# Has to include the missing path, so that the generic "no working copy"
# error isn't allowed.
function Check_Path
{
var=FSVS_$1
if $BINdflt status /bin > $logfile 2>&1
then
cat $logfile
$ERROR "Invalid $var doesn't stop?"
else
if [[ `wc -l < $logfile` -eq 1 &&
`grep -c "${!var}" < $logfile` -eq 1 ]]
then
$SUCCESS "$var checked"
else
cat $logfile
$ERROR "Wrong message on invalid $var."
fi
fi
}
FSVS_CONF=$WC/not-here Check_Path CONF
FSVS_WAA=$WC/not-here Check_Path WAA
# Define an empty configuration directory, and try to do a status (without
# a wc file).
if FSVS_CONF=$WC $BINdflt status -N -N /sbin /bin > $logfile 2>&1
then
$ERROR "Didn't expect status output"
else
$SUCCESS "No status output for non-committed WCs"
fi
# make a wc, and retry
(
export FSVS_CONF=$WC FSVS_WAA=$WC
cd /
echo file:/// | $BINq urls load
echo './*' | $BINq ignore load
)
if FSVS_CONF=$WC FSVS_WAA=$WC $BINdflt status -N -N /sbin /bin > $logfile 2>&1
then
if ! grep '^N\.\.\. \+dir \+/s\?bin$' $logfile > $logfile.2
then
$ERROR "Wrong status output"
fi
if [[ `wc -l < $logfile` -eq 2 &&
`wc -l < $logfile.2` -eq 2 ]]
then
$SUCCESS "Status output for two root entries as expected."
else
$ERROR "Wrong status output"
fi
else
$ERROR "No status output for non-committed WCs?"
fi
# Test whether an invalid/not existing $FSVS_WAA allows "help" to work
if FSVS_WAA=/tmp/not-existing-$RANDOM$RANDOM$RANDOM$RANDOM$RANDOM $BINdflt help status > $logfile 2>&1
then
$SUCCESS 'help needs no $FSVS_WAA'
else
$ERROR 'help tries to access $FSVS_WAA'
fi
if $BINdflt -V | grep version | grep GPL | grep Marek > /dev/null
then
$SUCCESS "Version is printed"
else
$ERROR "Version printing error"
fi
if $BINdflt -v -V | grep "compiled .*, with options" > /dev/null
then
$SUCCESS "Compile options are printed"
else
$ERROR "Verbose version printing error"
fi
if $BINdflt help | grep "Known commands:" > /dev/null
then
$SUCCESS "Help gets printed"
else
$ERROR "No help output?"
fi
if $BINdflt help help | grep 'Help for command "help".' > /dev/null
then
$SUCCESS "Help for help gets printed"
else
$ERROR "No help help output?"
fi
if $BINdflt help -h | grep 'Help for command "help".' > /dev/null
then
$SUCCESS "Help -h gets printed"
else
$ERROR "No help -h output?"
fi
if $BINdflt help -? | grep 'Help for command "help".' > /dev/null
then
$SUCCESS "Help -? gets printed"
else
$ERROR "No help -? output?"
fi
# If we have an invalid charset, ANSI_X3.4-1968 is returned (=ASCII).
# So there should never be an error, unless nl_langinfo fails.
#if ! LC_ALL=invalid LC_CTYPE=invalid $BINdflt -Wcharset-invalid=stop st 2> $logfile
#then
# $SUCCESS "invalid locales can stop fsvs"
#else
# $ERROR "invalid locales don't give an error?"
#fi
#
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