tests(
[
# Make file setuid daemon
"""\
% sudo chown daemon check_setuid
% sudo chmod u+s check_setuid
""",
# Now setuid to daemon shoudn't change anything
"""\
% ./check_setuid 1
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 1 (daemon)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
Calling setuid(1)
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 1 (daemon)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
""",
# And setuid to $UID should leave saved suid as daemon
"""\
% ./check_setuid $(id -ur)
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 1 (daemon)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
Calling setuid(10...)
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 10... (tn)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
...
"""
],
only=("SunOS", "Linux"))
from shell_doctest import tests, test
tests([
# check-holes should report no holes in a file.nohole
"""\
% {make} --no-print-directory clean all
...
% ./check-holes file.nohole
""",
# make-file-with-holes should create file with correct number & size of holes.
"""\
% ./make-file-with-holes file.hole
% ./check-holes file.hole
Hole from 0 to 131072
Hole from 262144 to 393216
""",
# Check that ./copy-holes preserve holes.
"""\
% ./copy-holes file.hole file.hole.copy
% ./check-holes file.hole.copy
Hole from 0 to 131072
Hole from 262144 to 393216
% rm file.hole.copy
"""
], exclude=('DragonFly',) # At least when using HAMMER fs.
)
test(
# Check that cp doesn't preserve holes.
"""\
% cp file.hole file.hole.cp_copy
tests([
# Make file setuid daemon
"""\
% sudo chown daemon check_setuid
% sudo chmod u+s check_setuid
""",
# Now setuid to daemon shoudn't change anything
"""\
% ./check_setuid 1
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 1 (daemon)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
Calling setuid(1)
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 1 (daemon)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
""",
# And setuid to $UID should leave saved suid as daemon
"""\
% ./check_setuid $(id -ur)
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 1 (daemon)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
Calling setuid(10...)
Real user ID: 10... (tn)
Effective user ID: 10... (tn)
Saved user ID: 1 (daemon)
...
"""
], only=("SunOS", "Linux"))
from shell_doctest import tests, test
tests(
[
# check-holes should report no holes in a file.nohole
"""\
% {make} --no-print-directory clean all
...
% ./check-holes file.nohole
""",
# make-file-with-holes should create file with correct number & size of holes.
"""\
% ./make-file-with-holes file.hole
% ./check-holes file.hole
Hole from 0 to 131072
Hole from 262144 to 393216
""",
# Check that ./copy-holes preserve holes.
"""\
% ./copy-holes file.hole file.hole.copy
% ./check-holes file.hole.copy
Hole from 0 to 131072
Hole from 262144 to 393216
% rm file.hole.copy
"""
],
exclude=('DragonFly', ) # At least when using HAMMER fs.
)
test(
# Check that cp doesn't preserve holes.