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test-lab-3.pl
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Case 1: Single file system
# 1. create new files
# 2. open an existing file
# 3. write to a file
# - write to the middle
# - append
# - write from middle and beyond file length
# - seek beyond file length and write
# 4. read file content
# from each case above
#
# Make sure file handles/file type for new files are correct.
# Case 2: Two file systems mounted under same root dir.
# 0. Start two fs with same rootdir
# 1. create files in dir1
# 2. read the files from dir2
#
#
use strict;
$| = 1;
if($#ARGV != 1){
print STDERR "Usage: test-lab-3.pl directory1 directory2\n";
exit(1);
}
my $dir1 = $ARGV[0];
my $dir2 = $ARGV[1];
my $f1 = "a$$";
my $f2 = "b$$";
my $files = { };
print "Write and read one file: ";
writeone($dir1, $f1, 600);
checkcontent($dir1, $f1);
print "OK\n";
print "Write and read a second file: ";
writeone($dir1, $f2, 4111);
checkcontent($dir1, $f2);
checkcontent($dir1, $f1);
print "OK\n";
print "Overwrite an existing file: ";
writeone($dir1, $f1, 275); # shorter than before...
checkcontent($dir1, $f1);
checkcontent($dir1, $f2);
print "OK\n";
print "Append to an existing file: ";
writeone($dir1, $f1, 8192);
append($dir1, $f1, 7007);
checkcontent($dir1, $f1);
print "OK\n";
print "Write into the middle of an existing file: ";
writeat($dir1, $f1, 190);
checkcontent($dir1, $f1);
print "OK\n";
print "Check that one cannot open non-existant file: ";
checknot($dir1, "z-$$-z");
print "OK\n";
print "Check directory listing: ";
dircheck($dir1);
print "OK\n";
print "Read files via second server: ";
checkcontent($dir2, $f1);
checkcontent($dir2, $f2);
print "OK\n";
print "Check directory listing on second server: ";
dircheck($dir2);
print "OK\n";
print "Passed all tests\n";
sub writeone {
my($d, $name, $len) = @_;
my $contents = "";
my $f = $d . "/" . $name;
use FileHandle;
sysopen F, $f, O_TRUNC|O_RDWR|O_CREAT
or die "cannot create $f\n";
while(length($contents) < $len){
$contents .= rand();
}
$contents = substr($contents, 0, $len);
$files->{$name} = $contents;
syswrite F, $files->{$name}, length($files->{$name})
or die "cannot write to $f";
close(F);
}
sub checkcontent {
my($d, $name) = @_;
my $f = $d . "/" . $name;
open F, "$f" or die "could not open $f for reading";
my $c2 = "";
while(<F>) {
$c2 .= $_;
}
close(F);
$files->{$name} eq $c2 or die "content of $f is incorrect\n";
}
sub checknot {
my($d, $name) = @_;
my $f = $d . "/" . $name;
my $x = open(F, $f);
if(defined($x)){
print STDERR "$x exists but should not\n";
exit(1);
}
}
sub append {
my($d, $name, $n) = @_;
my $f = $d . "/" . $name;
use FileHandle;
sysopen F, "$f", O_RDWR
or die "cannot open $f for append\n";
my $contents = "";
while(length($contents) < $n){
$contents .= rand();
}
$contents = substr($contents, 0, $n);
$files->{$name} .= $contents; ## Append the file content
seek(F, 0, 2); ## goto end of file
syswrite(F, $contents, length($contents), 0) or die "cannot append to $f";
close(F);
}
sub writeat {
my($d, $name, $off) = @_;
my $f = $d . "/" . $name;
use FileHandle;
sysopen F, "$f", O_RDWR
or die "cannot open $f for read/write\n";
my $contents = rand();
my $x = $files->{$name};
substr($x, $off, length($contents)) = $contents;
$files->{$name} = $x;
seek(F, $off, 0);
syswrite(F, $contents, length($contents), 0)
or die "cannot write $f at offset $off";
close(F);
}
sub dircheck {
my($dir) = @_;
opendir(D, $dir);
my %h;
my $f;
while(defined($f = readdir(D))){
if(defined($h{$f})){
print STDERR "$f appears more than once in directory $dir\n";
exit(1);
}
$h{$f} = 1;
}
closedir(D);
foreach $f (keys(%$files)){
if(!defined($h{$f})){
print STDERR "$f is missing from directory $dir\n";
exit(1);
}
}
}
exit(0);