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#!/bin/sh
######################################################
#
# Test whom
#
######################################################
# Not tested:
# -check, -client, -server, -port, -user, -sasl, -saslmech, -snoop, -tls, -notls
set -e
if test -z "${MH_OBJ_DIR}"; then
srcdir=`dirname $0`/../..
MH_OBJ_DIR=`cd $srcdir && pwd`; export MH_OBJ_DIR
fi
. "$MH_OBJ_DIR/test/common.sh"
setup_test
expected=$MH_TEST_DIR/$$.expected
actual=$MH_TEST_DIR/$$.actual
cd $MH_TEST_DIR
cat >$MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/draft <<'EOF'
From: Test1 <test1@example.com>
To: Some User <user@example.com>
Subject: Testing message 1
--------
This is a draft message.
EOF
# check -help
# Only look at first 10 lines because the rest depend on
# whether sasl support was configured in.
cat >$expected <<EOF
Usage: whom [switches] [file]
switches are:
-alias aliasfile
-[no]check
-draft
-(draftf)older +folder
-(draftm)essage msg
-nodraftfolder
-version
-help
EOF
run_prog whom -help | head -10 >$actual 2>&1
check $expected $actual
# check -version
case `whom -v` in
whom\ --*) ;;
* ) echo "$0: whom -v generated unexpected output" 1>&2
failed=`expr ${failed:-0} + 1`;;
esac
# check with no options
run_test 'whom' ' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -nocheck
run_test 'whom -check -nocheck' ' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check with file specified
run_test "whom $MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/draft" ' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -draftmessage
run_test "whom -draftm draft" ' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -draftfolder with -draftmessage
folder +drafts -create >/dev/null
folder +inbox -fast >/dev/null
cp $MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/draft $MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/drafts/1
run_test "whom -draftfolder +drafts -draftm 1" \
' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -draftfolder with current draftmessage
folder +drafts 1 >/dev/null
run_test "whom -draftfolder +drafts" \
' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -nodraftfolder
run_test 'whom -draftfolder +nonexistent -nodraftfolder' \
' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -draft, though I'm not sure that it's useful. Note that it
# must appear after the file argument when run standalone.
run_test "whom $MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/drafts/1 -draft" \
' -- Network Recipients --
user at example.com'
# check -alias
rm -f $MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/draft
cat >$MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/draft <<'EOF'
From: Test1 <test1@example.com>
To: u
Subject: Testing message 1
--------
This is a draft message.
EOF
cat >$MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/nmhaliases <<'EOF'
u: user1@example.com
EOF
run_test 'whom -alias nmhaliases' ' -- Network Recipients --
user1 at example.com'
# check -alias with nonexistent aliasfile
run_test 'whom -alias nonexistent' \
"whom: aliasing error in nonexistent - unable to read 'nonexistent'"
exit $failed
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