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#! /bin/bash
#
# This script tests ledcontrol's features.
# This script can also be executed by the user. It may require root access.
#
set -e
exec 1>&2 # Everything to STDERR
exec 5>&2 # Give startup.sh a channel through which to talk to.
if test -e /var/run/ledd.pid; then
echo >&2
echo "/var/run/ledd.pid exists, suggesting existing ledd daemon (PID `head -n1 /var/run/ledd.pid`)." >&2
echo "Remove the existing process before starting." >&2
echo >&2
exit 1
fi
LEDD=./ledd/ledd
### Functions etc...
waitforfile () {
COUNT=0
while test "$COUNT" -lt "$2"; do
if test -e /tmp/$1 ; then
break
fi
if test -z "`pidof ledd`"; then
echo "ledd seems to have crashed!" >&2
echo "Aborting..." >&2
atexit
exit 1
fi
sleep 1
COUNT=$[ $COUNT + 1 ]
done
if test "$COUNT" -ge "$2"; then
echo "Didn't receive notice for next phase!" >&2
echo "Aborting..." >&2
atexit
exit 1
fi
}
waiting () {
COUNT=$1
while test "$COUNT" -gt 0; do
echo -ne "Waiting $COUNT... \r"
sleep 1
COUNT=$[ $COUNT - 1 ]
done
echo "Waiting 0... "
}
atexit () {
echo "Killing ledd (not checking...)"
killall ledd
}
### Main piece starts here...
test -e ./test-ledd.conf
test -x ./test-startup.sh
test -x ./ledcontrol
test -x $LEDD
if ! test -r /dev/console; then
echo "" >&2
echo "\"make test\" requires read access to /dev/console. The easiest" >&2
echo "way to achieve this is run it as root (the only files it creates" >&2
echo "are /tmp/ledd-test-* and /var/run/ledd.pid, all of which should" >&2
echo "be removed on exit or abort)." >&2
echo "" >&2
exit 1
fi
echo
echo This script will test features in ledd / ledcontrol. You should be
echo able to stop it at any time by pressing CTRL-C. It will tell you
echo what it is doing at each time.
echo
waiting 5
rm -f /tmp/ledd-test-*
# Startup procedures...
echo -n "Testing ledd version..."
$LEDD --version
echo -n "Starting ledd..."
$LEDD -c ./test-ledd.conf
trap "atexit" SIGINT
echo OK
# First phase...
echo "Waiting for startup script..."
waitforfile ledd-test-first 5
echo "OK, I hear you loud and clear... go ahead, startup!"
rm -f /tmp/ledd-test-first
# Give it room and wait for phase two... (shouldn't take longer than 3 minutes)
waitforfile ledd-test-second 180
echo "OK, I'll take it from here..."
rm -f /tmp/ledd-test-second
echo
echo "Testing the ledcontrol script with commands:"
echo " ./ledcontrol -c ./test-ledd.conf set s9 blink 100"
echo " ./ledcontrol -c ./test-ledd.conf set c9 blink 500"
echo " ./ledcontrol -c ./test-ledd.conf set n9 blink 1000"
echo "Your LEDs should start flashing frantically..."
echo
./ledcontrol -c ./test-ledd.conf set s9 blink 100
./ledcontrol -c ./test-ledd.conf set c9 blink 500
./ledcontrol -c ./test-ledd.conf set n9 blink 1000
waiting 10
echo -n "Killing ledd..."
trap SIGINT
if ! grep -qi "^ *pidfile *[^ ][^ ]* *$" test-ledd.conf; then
PIDFILE=""
else
PIDFILE="`grep -i "^ *pidfile *[^ ][^ ]* *$" test-ledd.conf | cut -d " " -f 2`"
fi
if test -f "$PIDFILE"; then
test -n "$PIDFILE" && PID="`cat "$PIDFILE"`"
test -z "$PIDFILE" && PID="`pidof ledd`"
if test -n "$PID"; then
if grep -q ledd /proc/$PID/cmdline 2>/dev/null ; then
kill $PID
sleep 1
if grep -q ledd /proc/$PID/cmdline 2>/dev/null ; then
echo -n "not dying, have to use -9..."
kill -9 $PID
fi
fi
fi
rm -f "$PIDFILE"
fi
if grep -q ledd /proc/$PID/cmdline 2>/dev/null ; then
echo "NOT DYING (pid $PID)!"
echo "Abort..."
exit 1
else
echo OK
fi
echo
echo "That's all folks!"
echo
if test -n "$DISPLAY"; then
echo "You seem to be in X, so some of your LEDs may be incorrectly lit."
echo "Press some Lock key twice to set them back to normal."
echo
fi
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