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There is no one-one mapping of symlinks between Linux and Windows. This test currently fails on Windows and we do not really need this functionality on Windows. So skip it. Signed-off-by: Gurucharan Shetty <gshetty@nicira.com> Acked-by: Ben Pfaff <blp@nicira.com>
126 lines
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126 lines
3.2 KiB
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AT_BANNER([test dir_name and base_name functions])
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m4_define([CHECK_FILE_NAME],
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[AT_SETUP([components of "$1" are "$2", "$3"])
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AT_SKIP_IF([test "$IS_WIN32" = "yes"])
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AT_KEYWORDS([dir_name base_name])
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AT_CHECK([ovstest test-util file_name "AS_ESCAPE($1)"], [0], [$2
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$3
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])
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AT_CLEANUP])
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# These are the test cases given in POSIX for dirname() and basename().
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([/usr/lib], [/usr], [lib])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([/usr/], [/], [usr])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([usr], [.], [usr])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([/], [/], [/])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([.], [.], [.])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([..], [.], [..])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([//], [//], [//]) # / is also allowed
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([//foo], [//], [foo]) # / is also allowed for dirname
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([], [.], [.])
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# Additional test cases.
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([dir/file], [dir], [file])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([dir/file/], [dir], [file])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([dir/file//], [dir], [file])
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CHECK_FILE_NAME([///foo], [/], [foo])
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AT_BANNER([test follow_symlinks function])
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m4_define([CHECK_FOLLOW],
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[echo "check $1 -> $2"
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AT_CHECK_UNQUOTED([ovstest test-util follow-symlinks "$1"], [0], [$2
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])
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echo])
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - relative symlinks])
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: > target
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ln -s target source
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -h source])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([source], [target])
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mkdir dir
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ln -s target2 dir/source2
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CHECK_FOLLOW([dir/source2], [dir/target2])
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mkdir dir/dir2
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ln -s dir/b a
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ln -s c dir/b
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ln -s dir2/d dir/c
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CHECK_FOLLOW([a], [dir/dir2/d])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - absolute symlinks])
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: > target
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ln -s "`pwd`/target" source
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -h source])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([source], [`pwd`/target])
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mkdir dir
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ln -s "`pwd`/dir/target2" dir/source2
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CHECK_FOLLOW([dir/source2], [`pwd`/dir/target2])
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mkdir dir/dir2
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ln -s "`pwd`/dir/b" a
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ln -s "`pwd`/dir/c" dir/b
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ln -s "`pwd`/dir/dir2/d" dir/c
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CHECK_FOLLOW([a], [`pwd`/dir/dir2/d])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - symlinks to directories])
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mkdir target
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ln -s target source
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -h source])
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ln -s target/ source2
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CHECK_FOLLOW([source], [target])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([source2], [target/])
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# follow_symlinks() doesn't expand symlinks in the middle of a name.
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: > source/x
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CHECK_FOLLOW([source/x], [source/x])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - nonexistent targets])
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ln -s target source
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -h source])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([source], [target])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([target], [target])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([target], [target])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - regular files])
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touch x
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CHECK_FOLLOW([x], [x])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - device targets])
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -e /dev/null])
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -e /dev/full])
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ln -s /dev/null x
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ln -s /dev/full y
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CHECK_FOLLOW([x], [/dev/null])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([y], [/dev/full])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - nonexistent files])
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AT_SKIP_IF([test "$IS_WIN32" = "yes"])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([nonexistent], [nonexistent])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([a/b/c], [a/b/c])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([/a/b/c], [/a/b/c])
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CHECK_FOLLOW([//a/b/c], [//a/b/c])
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AT_CLEANUP
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AT_SETUP([follow_symlinks - symlink loop])
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ln -s a b
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -h b])
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ln -s b a
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AT_SKIP_IF([test ! -h a])
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AT_CHECK([ovstest test-util follow-symlinks a], [0], [a
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], [stderr])
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AT_CHECK([sed 's/^[[^|]]*|//' stderr], [0],
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[00001|util|WARN|a: too many levels of symlinks
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])
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AT_CLEANUP
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