#!/bin/sh # # Copyright (c) 2010 Hudson River Trading LLC # Written by: John H. Baldwin # All rights reserved. # # Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without # modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions # are met: # 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. # 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright # notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the # documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. # # THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND # ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE # IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE # ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE # FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL # DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS # OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) # HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT # LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY # OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF # SUCH DAMAGE. # # $FreeBSD: stable/11/usr.sbin/etcupdate/tests/always_test.sh 281887 2015-04-23 14:22:20Z jhb $ # Various regression tests to test the -A flag to the 'update' command. FAILED=no WORKDIR=work usage() { echo "Usage: always.sh [-s script] [-w workdir]" exit 1 } # Allow the user to specify an alternate work directory or script. COMMAND=etcupdate while getopts "s:w:" option; do case $option in s) COMMAND="sh $OPTARG" ;; w) WORKDIR=$OPTARG ;; *) echo usage ;; esac done shift $((OPTIND - 1)) if [ $# -ne 0 ]; then usage fi CONFLICTS=$WORKDIR/conflicts OLD=$WORKDIR/old NEW=$WORKDIR/current TEST=$WORKDIR/test # The various states of the comparison of a file between two trees. states="equal first second difftype difflinks difffiles" # These tests deal with ignoring certain patterns of files. We run # the test multiple times forcing the install of different patterns. build_trees() { local i rm -rf $OLD $NEW $TEST $CONFLICTS for i in $states; do for j in $states; do for k in $states; do mkdir -p $OLD/$i/$j/$k $NEW/$i/$j/$k \ $TEST/$i/$j/$k done done done # What follows are the various warning/conflict cases from the # larger regression tests. These results of many of these # tests should be changed when installation is forced. The # cases when these updates should still fail even when forced # are: 1) it should not force the removal of a modified file # and 2) it should not remove a subdirectory that contains a # modified or added file. # /first/difftype/second: File with different local type # removed. Should generate a warning. mkfifo $OLD/first/difftype/second/fifo mkdir $TEST/first/difftype/second/fifo # /first/difflinks/second: Modified link removed. Should # generate a warning. ln -s "old link" $OLD/first/difflinks/second/link ln -s "test link" $TEST/first/difflinks/second/link # /first/difffiles/second: Modified file removed. Should # generate a warning. echo "foo" > $OLD/first/difffiles/second/file echo "bar" > $TEST/first/difffiles/second/file # /second/second/difftype: Newly added file conflicts with # existing file in test tree of a different type. Should # generate a warning. mkdir $NEW/second/second/difftype/dir mkfifo $TEST/second/second/difftype/dir # /second/second/difflinks: Newly added link conflicts with # existing link in test tree. Should generate a warning. ln -s "new link" $NEW/second/second/difflinks/link ln -s "test link" $TEST/second/second/difflinks/link # /second/second/difffiles: Newly added file conflicts with # existing file in test tree. Should generate a warning. echo "new" > $NEW/second/second/difffiles/file echo "test" > $TEST/second/second/difffiles/file # /difftype/first/first: A removed file has changed type. # This should generate a warning. mkfifo $OLD/difftype/first/first/fifo mkdir $NEW/difftype/first/first/fifo # /difftype/difftype/difftype: All three files (old, new, and # test) are different types from each other. This should # generate a warning. mkfifo $OLD/difftype/difftype/difftype/one mkdir $NEW/difftype/difftype/difftype/one echo "foo" > $TEST/difftype/difftype/difftype/one mkdir $OLD/difftype/difftype/difftype/two echo "baz" > $NEW/difftype/difftype/difftype/two ln -s "bar" $TEST/difftype/difftype/difftype/two # /difftype/difftype/difflinks: A file has changed from a # non-link to a link in both the new and test trees, but the # target of the new and test links differ. This should # generate a new link conflict. mkfifo $OLD/difftype/difftype/difflinks/link ln -s "new" $NEW/difftype/difftype/difflinks/link ln -s "test" $TEST/difftype/difftype/difflinks/link # /difftype/difftype/difffile: A file has changed from a # non-regular file to a regular file in both the new and test # trees, but the contents in the new and test files differ. # This should generate a new file conflict. ln -s "old" $OLD/difftype/difftype/difffiles/file echo "foo" > $NEW/difftype/difftype/difffiles/file echo "bar" > $TEST/difftype/difftype/difffiles/file # /difflinks/first/first: A modified link is missing in the # test tree. This should generate a warning. ln -s "old" $OLD/difflinks/first/first/link ln -s "new" $NEW/difflinks/first/first/link # /difflinks/difftype/difftype: An updated link has been # changed to a different file type in the test tree. This # should generate a warning. ln -s "old" $OLD/difflinks/difftype/difftype/link ln -s "new" $NEW/difflinks/difftype/difftype/link echo "test" > $TEST/difflinks/difftype/difftype/link # /difflinks/difflinks/difflinks: An updated link has been # modified in the test tree and doesn't match either the old # or new links. This should generate a warning. ln -s "old" $OLD/difflinks/difflinks/difflinks/link ln -s "new" $NEW/difflinks/difflinks/difflinks/link ln -s "test" $TEST/difflinks/difflinks/difflinks/link # /difffiles/first/first: A removed file has been changed in # the new tree. This should generate a warning. echo "foo" > $OLD/difffiles/first/first/file echo "bar" > $NEW/difffiles/first/first/file # /difffiles/difftype/difftype: An updated regular file has # been changed to a different file type in the test tree. # This should generate a warning. echo "old" > $OLD/difffiles/difftype/difftype/file echo "new" > $NEW/difffiles/difftype/difftype/file mkfifo $TEST/difffiles/difftype/difftype/file # /difffiles/difffiles/difffiles: A modified regular file was # updated in the new tree. The changes should be merged into # to the new file if possible. If the merge fails, a conflict # should be generated. For this test we just include the # conflict case. cat > $OLD/difffiles/difffiles/difffiles/conflict < $NEW/difffiles/difffiles/difffiles/conflict < $TEST/difffiles/difffiles/difffiles/conflict < $TEST/rmdir/extra/localfile.txt # /rmdir/conflict: Do not remove a directory with a conflicted # remove file. This should generate a warning. for i in $OLD $TEST; do mkdir $i/rmdir/conflict done mkfifo $OLD/rmdir/conflict/difftype mkdir $TEST/rmdir/conflict/difftype ## Tests for converting files to directories and vice versa for i in $OLD $NEW $TEST; do for j in already old fromdir todir; do mkdir -p $i/dirchange/$j done done # /dirchange/fromdir/extradir: Convert a directory tree to a # file. The test tree includes an extra file in the directory # that is not present in the old tree. This should generate a # warning. for i in $OLD $TEST; do mkdir $i/dirchange/fromdir/extradir echo "foo" > $i/dirchange/fromdir/extradir/file done mkfifo $TEST/dirchange/fromdir/extradir/fifo ln -s "bar" $NEW/dirchange/fromdir/extradir # /dirchange/fromdir/conflict: Convert a directory tree to a # file. The test tree includes a local change that generates # a warning and prevents the removal of the directory. for i in $OLD $TEST; do mkdir $i/dirchange/fromdir/conflict done echo "foo" > $OLD/dirchange/fromdir/conflict/somefile echo "bar" > $TEST/dirchange/fromdir/conflict/somefile mkfifo $NEW/dirchange/fromdir/conflict # /dirchange/todir/difffile: Convert a file to a directory # tree. The test tree has a locally modified version of the # file so that the conversion fails with a warning. echo "foo" > $OLD/dirchange/todir/difffile mkdir $NEW/dirchange/todir/difffile echo "baz" > $NEW/dirchange/todir/difffile/file echo "bar" > $TEST/dirchange/todir/difffile # /dirchange/todir/difftype: Similar to the previous test, but # the conflict is due to a change in the file type. echo "foo" > $OLD/dirchange/todir/difftype mkdir $NEW/dirchange/todir/difftype echo "baz" > $NEW/dirchange/todir/difftype/file mkfifo $TEST/dirchange/todir/difftype } # $1 - relative path to file that should be missing from TEST missing() { if [ -e $TEST/$1 -o -L $TEST/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should be missing" FAILED=yes fi } # $1 - relative path to file that should be present in TEST present() { if ! [ -e $TEST/$1 -o -L $TEST/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should be present" FAILED=yes fi } # $1 - relative path to file that should be a fifo in TEST fifo() { if ! [ -p $TEST/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should be a FIFO" FAILED=yes fi } # $1 - relative path to file that should be a directory in TEST dir() { if ! [ -d $TEST/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should be a directory" FAILED=yes fi } # $1 - relative path to file that should be a symlink in TEST # $2 - optional value of the link link() { local val if ! [ -L $TEST/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should be a link" FAILED=yes elif [ $# -gt 1 ]; then val=`readlink $TEST/$1` if [ "$val" != "$2" ]; then echo "Link $1 should link to \"$2\"" FAILED=yes fi fi } # $1 - relative path to regular file that should be present in TEST # $2 - optional string that should match file contents # $3 - optional MD5 of the flie contents, overrides $2 if present file() { local contents sum if ! [ -f $TEST/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should be a regular file" FAILED=yes elif [ $# -eq 2 ]; then contents=`cat $TEST/$1` if [ "$contents" != "$2" ]; then echo "File $1 has wrong contents" FAILED=yes fi elif [ $# -eq 3 ]; then sum=`md5 -q $TEST/$1` if [ "$sum" != "$3" ]; then echo "File $1 has wrong contents" FAILED=yes fi fi } # $1 - relative path to a regular file that should have a conflict # $2 - optional MD5 of the conflict file contents conflict() { local sum if ! [ -f $CONFLICTS/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 missing conflict" FAILED=yes elif [ $# -gt 1 ]; then sum=`md5 -q $CONFLICTS/$1` if [ "$sum" != "$2" ]; then echo "Conflict $1 has wrong contents" FAILED=yes fi fi } # $1 - relative path to a regular file that should not have a conflict noconflict() { if [ -f $CONFLICTS/$1 ]; then echo "File $1 should not have a conflict" FAILED=yes fi } if [ `id -u` -ne 0 ]; then echo "must be root" exit 0 fi if [ -r /etc/etcupdate.conf ]; then echo "WARNING: /etc/etcupdate.conf settings may break some tests." fi # First run the test ignoring no patterns. build_trees $COMMAND -r -d $WORKDIR -D $TEST > $WORKDIR/test.out cat > $WORKDIR/correct.out < \ $WORKDIR/test1.out cat > $WORKDIR/correct1.out <