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#!/bin/sh
#
#       @(#)server	1.8 2003/12/29 Connectathon testsuite
#	1.1 Lachman ONC Test Suite source
#
# run tests given a server name.  mounts, tests, and unmounts
# arguments:
#	-a|-b|-g|-s|-l	test selectors, passed to runtests
#	-f|-t|-n	test arguments, passed to runtests
#	-c		use cachefs; need to specify cachefs mount
#			options with -o
#	-N passes	repeat "passes" times
#   -A    Ask before doing the mount [default: no]
#	mnt_options	arg to -o mount options
#	server_path	path to mount from server
#	mntpoint	path to mount on locally
#	server_name	server to mount from
#
Program=`basename $0`

InitFile="./tests.init"
USAGE="usage:  $Program [-a|-b|-B|-g|-s|-l|-c] [-f|-t|-n|-h|-C] [-o mnt_options] [-p server_path] [-m mntpoint] [-N passes] server_name"

# defaults
. $InitFile
export PATH CFLAGS LIBS MOUNT UMOUNT MNTOPTIONS FSOPT

passes="1"
askt2mnt="no"

set - `getopt aAbcCfF:glhm:N:no:p:st $*`

if [ $? != 0 ]
then
	echo $USAGE
	exit 1
fi
for c in $*
do
	case $c in
		-a|-b|-g|-s|-l)	TEST=$c; shift	;;
		-f|-n|-t)	TESTARG=$c; shift	;;
		-c)		cachefs="yes"; shift	;;
		-A)		ask2mnt="yes"; shift ;;
		-C)		CIFS="yes"; export CIFS; shift ;;
		-h)		HARDLINKS=n; export HARDLINKS; shift	;;
		-m)		USRMNTPOINT=$2; shift; shift	;;
		-o)		MNTOPTIONS=$2; export MNTOPTIONS;
				shift; shift	;;
		-F)		FSOPT=$2; export FSOPT;
				shift; shift	;;
		-p)		SERVPATH=$2; shift; shift	;;
		-N)		passes=$2; shift; shift	;;
		--)		shift; break		;;
	esac
done

if test $# -gt 0
then
	SERVER=$1
	shift
	if test $# -gt 0
	then
		echo $USAGE
		exit 1
	fi
fi

# if no server specified, exit
if test x$SERVER = x
then
	echo $USAGE
	exit 1
fi

# If the user specified a particular moint point, use that.
# Otherwise, use /mnt/<server_name>.  The reason for the default name
# is twofold:
# 1. If the mount point is in / (e.g., /mnt.<server_name>) and the
#    server dies, things like getcwd() might hang.
# 2. Having a server-specific name makes administration and concurrent
#    test runs a little easier.
if test x$USRMNTPOINT != x
then
	MNTPOINT=$USRMNTPOINT
else
	MNTPOINT="/mnt/$SERVER"
fi

# If the mount point doesn't exist, create it and note that we should
# remove it when done.  This is a bit of a hack, but combined with
# tying the mountpoint to the server name, it makes it easier to run
# multiple tests at the same time.
if test ! -d $MNTPOINT
then
	mkdir -p $MNTPOINT || mkdir $MNTPOINT
	dormdir="yes"
fi

# make sure nothing is mounted on the mountpoint
eval $UMOUNTCMD > /dev/null 2>&1

if test -z "$cachefs"
then
	eval $MOUNTCMD
else
	if test -z "$CFSMOUNTCMD"
	then
		echo "error: no cachefs mount command (CFSMOUNTCMD) specified"
		exit 1
	else
		eval $CFSMOUNTCMD
	fi
fi

case $? in
    0)
	;;
    *)
	echo "Can't mount $SERVER:$SERVPATH on $MNTPOINT"
	exit 1
	;;
esac

# mount doesn't always return error code if it fails, so lets
# ask here just in case
HOSTNAME=`hostname`
HOSTNAME=`expr $HOSTNAME : '\([^.]*\)'`
NFSTESTDIR=$MNTPOINT/$HOSTNAME.test
export NFSTESTDIR
if test $ask2mnt = "yes" 
then
	echo $DASHN "Start tests on path $NFSTESTDIR [y/n]?" "$BLC"
	read ans
	case $ans in
    	Y*|y*)
		;;
    	*)
		echo "Terminating ($MNTPOINT left mounted)."
		exit 1
		;;
	esac
echo ""
fi

if test $passes = "1"
then
	passarg=""
else
	passarg="-N $passes"
fi

echo "sh ./runtests $passarg $TEST $TESTARG $NFSTESTDIR"
sh ./runtests $passarg $TEST $TESTARG $NFSTESTDIR

if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
	echo Tests failed, leaving $MNTPOINT mounted 2>&1
	exit 1
fi

eval $UMOUNTCMD
if test x$dormdir = xyes
then
	rmdir $MNTPOINT
fi

exit 0