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#!/bin/bash
# platform = multi_platform_rhel,multi_platform_fedora,multi_platform_ol,multi_platform_sle,multi_platform_ubuntu,multi_platform_almalinux
# Declare variables used for the tests and define the create_rsyslog_test_logs function
source $SHARED/rsyslog_log_utils.sh
{{% if ATTRIBUTE == "owner" %}}
CHATTR="chown"
ATTR_VALUE="root"
ATTR_INCORRECT_VALUE="cac_testuser"
useradd $ATTR_INCORRECT_VALUE
{{% elif ATTRIBUTE == "groupowner" %}}
CHATTR="chgrp"
ATTR_VALUE="root"
ATTR_INCORRECT_VALUE="cac_testgroup"
groupadd $ATTR_INCORRECT_VALUE
{{% else %}}
CHATTR="chmod"
ATTR_VALUE="0640"
ATTR_INCORRECT_VALUE="0666"
{{% endif %}}
# create two test log file
create_rsyslog_test_logs 2
# setup test log file property
$CHATTR $ATTR_VALUE ${RSYSLOG_TEST_LOGS[0]}
$CHATTR $ATTR_INCORRECT_VALUE ${RSYSLOG_TEST_LOGS[1]}
# create test configuration file with rule for second test log file
test_conf=${RSYSLOG_TEST_DIR}/test1.conf
cat << EOF > ${test_conf}
# rsyslog test configuration file
#### RULES ####
*.* ${RSYSLOG_TEST_LOGS[1]}
EOF
# add rule with first test log file plus an include statement
cat << EOF > $RSYSLOG_CONF
# rsyslog configuration file
#### RULES ####
*.* ${RSYSLOG_TEST_LOGS[0]}
#### MODULES ####
\$IncludeConfig ${test_conf}
EOF
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