3:44 a.m.
On 17/11/09 19:22, Richard W.M. Jones wrote:
+stage Checking initial files exist
+[ -n "$(echo *)" ]
+[ "$(ls empty hello.txt world.txt)" = "empty
+hello.txt
+world.txt" ]
+
+stage Checking initial files contain expected content
+[ "$(cat hello.txt)" = "hello" ]
+[ "$(cat world.txt)" = "hello world" ]
+cat empty ;# should print nothing
+[ -z "$(cat empty)" ]
+
+stage Checking file modes of initial content
+[ "$(stat -c %a empty)" = "644" ]
+[ "$(stat -c %a hello.txt)" = "644" ]
+[ "$(stat -c %a world.txt)" = "644" ]
You need to explicitly set the umask to 022 at the beginning of the
script for this to be reliable.
+stage Checking sizes of initial content
+[ "$(stat -c %s empty)" -eq 0 ]
+[ "$(stat -c %s hello.txt)" -eq 5 ]
+[ "$(stat -c %s world.txt)" -eq 11 ]
While you're at it, you could add tests for every other stat field.
+stage Checking unlink
+touch new
+rm -f new ;# force because file is "owned" by root
+
+stage Checking symbolic link
+ln -s hello.txt symlink
+[ -L symlink ]
+
+stage Checking readlink
+[ "$(readlink symlink)" = "hello.txt" ]
+
+stage Checking hard link
+[ "$(stat -c %h hello.txt)" -eq 1 ]
+ln hello.txt link
+[ "$(stat -c %h link)" -eq 2 ]
+[ "$(stat -c %h hello.txt)" -eq 2 ]
+rm -f link
+[ ! -e link ]
+
+# This fails because of caching. The problem is that the linked file
+# ("hello.txt") is cached with a link count of 2. unlink("link")
+# invalidates the cache for "link", but_not_ for "hello.txt" which
+# still has the now-incorrect cached value. However there's not much
+# we can do about this since searching for all linked inodes of a file
+# is an O(n) operation.
+#[ "$(stat -c %h hello.txt)" -eq 1 ]
Eurgh. What's the impact of not caching?
Alternatively, inotify can spot an updated link count. What's the
potential for adding asynchronous cache invalidation from the daemon?
+stage Checking mkdir
+mkdir newdir
+[ -d newdir ]
+
+stage Checking rmdir
+rmdir newdir
+[ ! -e newdir ]
+
+stage Checking rename
+touch old
+mv old new
+[ -f new ]
+[ ! -e old ]
+rm -f new
+
+stage Checking chmod
+touch new
+chmod a+x new
+[ -x new ]
+chmod a-x new
+[ ! -x new ]
+chmod a-w new
+[ ! -w new ]
+chmod a+w new
+[ -w new ]
+chmod a-r new
+[ ! -r new ]
+chmod a+r new
+[ -r new ]
+rm -f new
+
+stage Checking truncate
+truncate -s 10000 truncated
+[ "$(stat -c %s truncated)" -eq 10000 ]
+truncate -c -s 1000 truncated
+[ "$(stat -c %s truncated)" -eq 1000 ]
+truncate -c -s 10 truncated
+[ "$(stat -c %s truncated)" -eq 10 ]
+truncate -c -s 0 truncated
+[ "$(stat -c %s truncated)" -eq 0 ]
+rm -f truncated
+
+stage Checking utimens and timestamps
+for ts in 12345 1234567 987654321; do
+ # NB: It's not possible to set the ctime with touch.
+ touch -a -d @$ts timestamp
+ [ "$(stat -c %X timestamp)" -eq $ts ]
+ touch -m -d @$ts timestamp
+ [ "$(stat -c %Y timestamp)" -eq $ts ]
+ touch -d @$ts timestamp
+ [ "$(stat -c %X timestamp)" -eq $ts ]
+ [ "$(stat -c %Y timestamp)" -eq $ts ]
+done
+
+# These ones are not yet tested by the current script:
+#stage XXX statfs/statvfs
+#stage XXX xattr operations
+
+# These ones cannot easily be tested by the current script, eg because
+# this script doesn't run as root:
+#stage XXX fsync
+#stage XXX chown
+#stage XXX mknod
-- 1.6.5.2
Looks good.
Matt
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