#!/bin/sh
# Ensure that moving hard-linked arguments onto existing destinations works.
# Likewise when using cp --preserve=link.

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source "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ cp mv

skip_if_root_

mkdir dst || framework_failure_
shell {cd dst && touch a b c} || framework_failure_
touch a || framework_failure_
ln a b || framework_failure_
ln a c || framework_failure_


# ======================================
cp --preserve=link a b c dst || setglobal fail = '1'
# The source files must remain.
test -f a || setglobal fail = '1'
test -f b || setglobal fail = '1'
test -f c || setglobal fail = '1'
cd dst

# Three destination files must exist.
test -f a || setglobal fail = '1'
test -f b || setglobal fail = '1'
test -f c || setglobal fail = '1'

# The three i-node numbers must be the same.
setglobal ia = $[ls -i a|sed 's/ a//]
setglobal ib = $[ls -i b|sed 's/ b//]
setglobal ic = $[ls -i c|sed 's/ c//]
test $ia = $ib || setglobal fail = '1'
test $ia = $ic || setglobal fail = '1'

cd ..
rm -f dst/[abc]
shell {cd dst && touch a b c}

# ======================================
mv a b c dst || setglobal fail = '1'

# The source files must be gone.
test -f a && setglobal fail = '1'
test -f b && setglobal fail = '1'
test -f c && setglobal fail = '1'
cd dst

# Three destination files must exist.
test -f a || setglobal fail = '1'
test -f b || setglobal fail = '1'
test -f c || setglobal fail = '1'

# The three i-node numbers must be the same.
setglobal ia = $[ls -i a|sed 's/ a//]
setglobal ib = $[ls -i b|sed 's/ b//]
setglobal ic = $[ls -i c|sed 's/ c//]
test $ia = $ib || setglobal fail = '1'
test $ia = $ic || setglobal fail = '1'

Exit $fail