freebsd-dev/usr.bin/truncate/tests/truncate_test.sh
Emmanuel Vadot 1017327049 truncate: Add support for -s % and /
% round up to the multiple size and / round down
This is compatible with gnu truncate.
Add tests and document in the man page.
2018-07-09 19:03:30 +00:00

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# Helper function that is always used to create and fill stderr.txt for these
# tests.
_custom_create_file()
{
# The first argument is a command.
# The second is just a string.
case "${1}" in
creat) > stderr.txt ;;
print) [ "${2}" ] && \
printf "%s\n" "${2}" >> stderr.txt ;;
esac
}
# Helper function that create the file stderr.txt that contains the string
# passed in as the first argument.
create_stderr_file()
{
_custom_create_file creat
_custom_create_file print "${1}"
}
# Helper function that create the file stderr.txt that contains the expected
# truncate utility usage message.
create_stderr_usage_file()
{
_custom_create_file creat
_custom_create_file print "${1}"
_custom_create_file print \
"usage: truncate [-c] -s [+|-|%|/]size[K|k|M|m|G|g|T|t] file ..."
_custom_create_file print " truncate [-c] -r rfile file ..."
}
atf_test_case illegal_option
illegal_option_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate exits >0 when passed an" \
"invalid command line option"
}
illegal_option_body()
{
create_stderr_usage_file 'truncate: illegal option -- 7'
# We expect the error message, with no new files.
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -7 -s0 output.txt
[ ! -e output.txt ] || atf_fail "output.txt should not exist"
}
atf_test_case illegal_size
illegal_size_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate exits >0 when passed an" \
"invalid power of two convention"
}
illegal_size_body()
{
create_stderr_file "truncate: invalid size argument \`+1L'"
# We expect the error message, with no new files.
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s+1L output.txt
[ ! -e output.txt ] || atf_fail "output.txt should not exist"
}
atf_test_case too_large_size
too_large_size_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate exits >0 when passed an" \
"a size that is INT64_MAX < size <= UINT64_MAX"
}
too_large_size_body()
{
create_stderr_file "truncate: invalid size argument \`8388608t'"
# We expect the error message, with no new files.
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt \
truncate -s8388608t output.txt
[ ! -e output.txt ] || atf_fail "output.txt should not exist"
}
atf_test_case opt_c
opt_c_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that -c prevents creation of new files"
}
opt_c_body()
{
# No new files and truncate returns 0 as if this is a success.
atf_check truncate -c -s 0 doesnotexist.txt
[ ! -e output.txt ] || atf_fail "doesnotexist.txt should not exist"
> reference
atf_check truncate -c -r reference doesnotexist.txt
[ ! -e output.txt ] || atf_fail "doesnotexist.txt should not exist"
create_stderr_file
# The existing file will be altered by truncate.
> exists.txt
atf_check -e file:stderr.txt truncate -c -s1 exists.txt
[ -s exists.txt ] || atf_fail "exists.txt be larger than zero bytes"
}
atf_test_case opt_rs
opt_rs_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate command line flags" \
"-s and -r cannot be specifed together"
}
opt_rs_body()
{
create_stderr_usage_file
# Force an error due to the use of both -s and -r.
> afile
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s0 -r afile afile
}
atf_test_case no_files
no_files_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate needs a list of files on" \
"the command line"
}
no_files_body()
{
create_stderr_usage_file
# A list of files must be present on the command line.
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s1
}
atf_test_case bad_refer
bad_refer_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate detects a non-existent" \
"reference file"
}
bad_refer_body()
{
create_stderr_file "truncate: afile: No such file or directory"
# The reference file must exist before you try to use it.
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -r afile afile
[ ! -e afile ] || atf_fail "afile should not exist"
}
atf_test_case bad_truncate
bad_truncate_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate reports an error during" \
"truncation"
atf_set "require.user" "unprivileged"
}
bad_truncate_body()
{
create_stderr_file "truncate: exists.txt: Permission denied"
# Trying to get the ftruncate() call to return -1.
> exists.txt
atf_check chmod 444 exists.txt
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s1 exists.txt
}
atf_test_case new_absolute_grow
new_absolute_grow_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate can make and grow a new 1m file"
}
new_absolute_grow_body()
{
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and grow it to 1024 bytes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s1k output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1024 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1k"
create_stderr_file
# Grow the existing file to 1M. We are using absolute sizes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -c -s1M output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1048576 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1m"
}
atf_test_case new_absolute_shrink
new_absolute_shrink_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate can make and" \
"shrink a new 1m file"
}
new_absolute_shrink_body()
{
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and grow it to 1048576 bytes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s1M output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1048576 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1m"
create_stderr_file
# Shrink the existing file to 1k. We are using absolute sizes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s1k output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1024 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1k"
}
atf_test_case new_relative_grow
new_relative_grow_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate can make and grow a new 1m file" \
"using relative sizes"
}
new_relative_grow_body()
{
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and grow it to 1024 bytes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s+1k output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1024 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1k"
create_stderr_file
# Grow the existing file to 1M. We are using relative sizes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s+1047552 output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1048576 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1m"
}
atf_test_case new_relative_shrink
new_relative_shrink_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate can make and shrink a new 1m file" \
"using relative sizes"
}
new_relative_shrink_body()
{
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and grow it to 1049600 bytes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s+1049600 output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1049600 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1m"
create_stderr_file
# Shrink the existing file to 1k. We are using relative sizes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s-1M output.txt
atf_check -s exit:1 cmp -s output.txt /dev/zero
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1024 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1k"
}
atf_test_case cannot_open
cannot_open_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate handles open failures correctly" \
"in a list of files"
atf_set "require.user" "unprivileged"
}
cannot_open_body()
{
# Create three files -- the middle file cannot allow writes.
> before
> 0000
> after
atf_check chmod 0000 0000
create_stderr_file "truncate: 0000: Permission denied"
# Create a new file and grow it to 1024 bytes.
atf_check -s not-exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt \
truncate -c -s1k before 0000 after
eval $(stat -s before)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1024 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1k"
eval $(stat -s after)
[ ${st_size} -eq 1024 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of 1k"
eval $(stat -s 0000)
[ ${st_size} -eq 0 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of zero"
}
atf_test_case reference
reference_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies that truncate can use a reference file"
}
reference_body()
{
# Create a 4 byte reference file.
printf "123\n" > reference
eval $(stat -s reference)
[ ${st_size} -eq 4 ] || atf_fail "reference file should be 4 bytes"
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and grow it to 4 bytes.
atf_check -e file:stderr.txt truncate -r reference afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 4 ] || atf_fail "new file should also be 4 bytes"
}
atf_test_case new_zero
new_zero_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate can make and grow zero byte file"
}
new_zero_body()
{
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and grow it to zero bytes.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s0 output.txt
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 0 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of zero"
# Pretend to grow the file.
atf_check -s exit:0 -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s+0 output.txt
eval $(stat -s output.txt)
[ ${st_size} -eq 0 ] || atf_fail "expected file size of zero"
}
atf_test_case negative
negative_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate treats negative sizes as zero"
}
negative_body()
{
# Create a 5 byte file.
printf "abcd\n" > afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 5 ] || atf_fail "afile file should be 5 bytes"
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and do a 100 byte negative relative shrink.
atf_check -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s-100 afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 0 ] || atf_fail "new file should now be zero bytes"
}
atf_test_case roundup
roundup_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate round up"
}
roundup_body()
{
# Create a 5 byte file.
printf "abcd\n" > afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 5 ] || atf_fail "afile file should be 5 bytes"
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and do a 100 byte roundup.
atf_check -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s%100 afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 100 ] || atf_fail "new file should now be 100 bytes"
}
atf_test_case rounddown
rounddown_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate round down"
}
rounddown_body()
{
# Create a 5 byte file.
printf "abcd\n" > afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 5 ] || atf_fail "afile file should be 5 bytes"
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and do a 2 byte roundup.
atf_check -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s/2 afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 4 ] || atf_fail "new file should now be 4 bytes"
}
atf_test_case rounddown_zero
rounddown_zero_head()
{
atf_set "descr" "Verifies truncate round down to zero"
}
rounddown_zero_body()
{
# Create a 5 byte file.
printf "abcd\n" > afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 5 ] || atf_fail "afile file should be 5 bytes"
create_stderr_file
# Create a new file and do a 10 byte roundup.
atf_check -e file:stderr.txt truncate -s/10 afile
eval $(stat -s afile)
[ ${st_size} -eq 0 ] || atf_fail "new file should now be 0 bytes"
}
atf_init_test_cases()
{
atf_add_test_case illegal_option
atf_add_test_case illegal_size
atf_add_test_case too_large_size
atf_add_test_case opt_c
atf_add_test_case opt_rs
atf_add_test_case no_files
atf_add_test_case bad_refer
atf_add_test_case bad_truncate
atf_add_test_case cannot_open
atf_add_test_case new_absolute_grow
atf_add_test_case new_absolute_shrink
atf_add_test_case new_relative_grow
atf_add_test_case new_relative_shrink
atf_add_test_case reference
atf_add_test_case new_zero
atf_add_test_case negative
atf_add_test_case roundup
atf_add_test_case rounddown
atf_add_test_case rounddown_zero
}