#!/bin/sh
#
# $NetBSD: t_rename,v 1.7 2007/07/23 15:05:43 jmmv Exp $
#
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# by Julio M. Merino Vidal, developed as part of Google's Summer of Code
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# $FreeBSD$
#
#
# Verifies that the rename operation works (either by renaming entries or
# by moving them).
#
test_run() {
test_mount
test_name "'.' and '..' entries cannot be renamed"
mkdir a || die
mv a/. c 2>/dev/null && die
mv a/.. c 2>/dev/null && die
rmdir a || die
test_name "Cross device renames do not work"
mkdir a || die
${Src_Dir}/h_tools rename a /var/tmp/a >/dev/null 2>&1 && die
rmdir a || die
test_name "Directories can be renamed"
mkdir a || die
mv a c || die
test -d a && die
test -d c || die
rmdir c || die
test_name "The '..' entry is updated after moves"
mkdir a || die
mkdir b || die
mv b a || die
test -d a/b/../b || die
test -d a/b/../../a || die
eval $(stat -s a/b)
[ ${st_nlink} = 2 ] || die
eval $(stat -s a)
[ ${st_nlink} = 3 ] || die
rmdir a/b || die
rmdir a || die
test_name "The '..' entry is correct after renames"
mkdir a || die
mkdir b || die
mv b a || die
mv a c || die
test -d c/b/../b || die
test -d c/b/../../c || die
rmdir c/b || die
rmdir c || die
test_name "The '..' entry is correct after multiple moves"
mkdir a || die
mkdir b || die
mv b a || die
mv a c || die
mv c/b d || die
test -d d/../c || die
rmdir d || die
rmdir c || die
test_name "Rename works if the target file exists"
touch a || die
touch b || die
mv a b || die
test -f a && die
test -f b || die
rm b
test_name "Rename a directory to a override an empty directory works"
mkdir a || die
touch a/c || die
mkdir b || die
${Src_Dir}/h_tools rename a b >/dev/null 2>&1 || die
test -e a && die
test -d b || die
test -f b/c || die
rm b/c
rmdir b
test_name "Rename a directory to a override a non-empty directory fails"
mkdir a || die
touch a/c || die
mkdir b || die
touch b/d || die
err=$(${Src_Dir}/h_tools rename a b 2>&1) && die
echo ${err} | grep 'Directory not empty' >/dev/null || die
test -d a || die
test -f a/c || die
test -d b || die
test -f b/d || die
rm a/c
rm b/d
rmdir a
rmdir b
test_name "Rename a directory to a override a file fails"
mkdir a || die
touch b || die
err=$(${Src_Dir}/h_tools rename a b 2>&1) && die
echo ${err} | grep 'Not a directory' >/dev/null || die
test -d a || die
test -f b || die
rmdir a
rm b
test_name "Rename a file to a override a directory fails"
touch a || die
mkdir b || die
err=$(${Src_Dir}/h_tools rename a b 2>&1) && die
echo ${err} | grep 'Is a directory' >/dev/null || die
test -f a || die
test -d b || die
rm a
rmdir b
mkdir dir || die
touch dir/a
echo 'mv dir/a dir/b' | kqueue_monitor 2 dir dir/a || die
test_name "Renaming a file raises NOTE_RENAME on the old file"
kqueue_check dir/a NOTE_RENAME || die
test_name "Renaming a file raises NOTE_WRITE on the parent directory"
kqueue_check dir NOTE_WRITE || die
rm dir/b || die
rmdir dir || die
mkdir dir || die
touch dir/a
touch dir/b
echo 'mv dir/a dir/b' | kqueue_monitor 3 dir dir/a dir/b || die
test_name "Renaming a file raises NOTE_RENAME on the old file"
kqueue_check dir/a NOTE_RENAME || die
test_name "Renaming a file raises NOTE_WRITE on the parent directory"
kqueue_check dir NOTE_WRITE || die
test_name "Renaming a file raises NOTE_DELETE on the target file"
kqueue_check dir/b NOTE_DELETE || die
rm dir/b || die
rmdir dir || die
mkdir dir1 || die
mkdir dir2 || die
touch dir1/a
echo 'mv dir1/a dir2/a' | kqueue_monitor 3 dir1 dir1/a dir2 || die
test_name "Moving a file raises NOTE_RENAME on the old file"
kqueue_check dir1/a NOTE_RENAME || die
test_name "Moving a file raises NOTE_WRITE on the source directory"
kqueue_check dir1 NOTE_WRITE || die
test_name "Moving a file raises NOTE_WRITE on the target directory"
kqueue_check dir2 NOTE_WRITE || die
rm dir2/a || die
rmdir dir1 || die
rmdir dir2 || die
test_unmount
}
. ${SUBRDIR}/h_funcs.subr
