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#! /bin/sh
# This program is distributable under the terms of the GNU GPL (see
# COPYING).
# Test that rsync handles basic xattr preservation.
. $srcdir/testsuite/rsync.fns
$RSYNC --version | grep ", xattrs" >/dev/null || test_skipped "Rsync is configured without xattr support"
case "`xattr 2>&1`" in
*--list:*)
xset() {
xnam="$1"
xval="$2"
shift 2
xattr -s "$xnam" "$xval" "${@}"
}
xls() {
xattr -l "${@}"
}
RUSR='rsync.nonuser'
;;
*)
xset() {
xnam="$1"
xval="$2"
shift 2
setfattr -n "$xnam" -v "$xval" "${@}"
}
xls() {
getfattr -d "${@}"
}
RUSR='user.rsync'
;;
esac
makepath "$fromdir/foo/bar"
echo now >"$fromdir/file0"
echo something >"$fromdir/file1"
echo else >"$fromdir/file2"
echo deep >"$fromdir/foo/file3"
echo normal >"$fromdir/file4"
echo deeper >"$fromdir/foo/bar/file5"
makepath "$chkdir/foo"
echo wow >"$chkdir/file1"
cp_touch "$fromdir/foo/file3" "$chkdir/foo"
files='foo file0 file1 file2 foo/file3 file4 foo/bar/file5'
cd "$fromdir"
xset user.foo foo file0 2>/dev/null || test_skipped "Unable to set an xattr"
xset user.bar bar file0
xset user.short 'this is short' file1
xset user.long 'this is a long attribute that will be truncated in the initial data send' file1
xset user.good 'this is good' file1
xset user.nice 'this is nice' file1
xset user.foo foo file2
xset user.bar bar file2
xset user.long 'a long attribute for our new file that tests to ensure that this works' file2
xset user.dir1 'need to test directory xattrs too' foo
xset user.dir2 'another xattr' foo
xset user.dir3 'this is one last one for the moment' foo
xset user.foo 'new foo' foo/file3 foo/bar/file5
xset user.bar 'new bar' foo/file3 foo/bar/file5
xset user.long 'this is also a long attribute that will be truncated in the initial data send' foo/file3 foo/bar/file5
xset $RUSR.equal 'this long attribute should remain the same and not need to be transferred' foo/file3 foo/bar/file5
xset user.short 'old short' "$chkdir/file1"
xset user.extra 'remove me' "$chkdir/file1"
xset user.foo 'old foo' "$chkdir/foo/file3"
xset $RUSR.equal 'this long attribute should remain the same and not need to be transferred' "$chkdir/foo/file3"
xls $files >"$scratchdir/xattrs.txt"
# OK, let's try a simple xattr copy.
checkit "$RSYNC -avX --super . '$chkdir/'" "$fromdir" "$chkdir"
cd "$chkdir"
xls $files | diff $diffopt "$scratchdir/xattrs.txt" -
cd "$fromdir"
checkit "$RSYNC -aiX --super --copy-dest=../chk . ../to" "$fromdir" "$todir"
cd "$todir"
xls $files | diff $diffopt "$scratchdir/xattrs.txt" -
cd "$fromdir"
rm -rf "$todir"
xset user.nice 'this is nice, but different' file1
checkit "$RSYNC -aiX --fake-super . ../chk" "$fromdir" "$chkdir"
cd "$chkdir"
xls $files >"$scratchdir/xattrs.txt"
cd "$fromdir"
checkit "$RSYNC -aiX --fake-super --link-dest=../chk . ../to" "$chkdir" "$todir"
cd "$todir"
xls $files | diff $diffopt "$scratchdir/xattrs.txt" -
sed -n -e '/\.\/file1$/d' -e '/^[^ ][^ ]* *[^ ][^ ]* *[^ ][^ ]* *1 /p' "$scratchdir/ls-to" >"$scratchdir/ls-diff"
if [ -s "$scratchdir/ls-diff" ]; then
echo "Missing hard links on:"
cat "$scratchdir/ls-diff"
exit 1
fi
cd "$fromdir"
rm -rf "$todir" "$chkdir"
$RSYNC -aX file1 file2
$RSYNC -aX file1 file2 ../chk/
$RSYNC -aX --del ../chk/ .
$RSYNC -aX file1 ../lnk/
xls file1 file2 >"$scratchdir/xattrs.txt"
checkit "$RSYNC -aiiX --copy-dest=../lnk . ../to" "$chkdir" "$todir"
cd "$todir"
xls file1 file2 | diff $diffopt "$scratchdir/xattrs.txt" -
cd "$fromdir"
rm "$todir/file2"
echo extra >file1
$RSYNC -aX . ../chk/
checkit "$RSYNC -aiiX . ../to" "$chkdir" "$todir"
cd "$todir"
xls file1 file2 | diff $diffopt "$scratchdir/xattrs.txt" -
# The script would have aborted on error, so getting here means we've won.
exit 0
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