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#!/bin/sh
#
# $NetBSD: t_link,v 1.5 2006/11/09 16:20:06 jmmv Exp $
#
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# by Julio M. Merino Vidal, developed as part of Google's Summer of Code
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# $FreeBSD$
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#
# Verifies that the link operation works.
#

test_run() {
	test_mount

	test_name "Link operation works"
	touch a || die
	touch z || die
	eval $(stat -s a | sed -e 's|st_|sta_|g')
	eval $(stat -s z | sed -e 's|st_|stz_|g')
	test ${sta_ino} != ${stz_ino} || die
	test ${sta_nlink} -eq 1 || die
	ln a b || die
	test_name "Link count is correct after links are created"
	eval $(stat -s a | sed -e 's|st_|sta_|g')
	eval $(stat -s b | sed -e 's|st_|stb_|g')
	test ${sta_ino} = ${stb_ino} || die
	test ${sta_nlink} -eq 2 || die
	test ${stb_nlink} -eq 2 || die
	test_name "Link count is correct after links are deleted"
	rm a || die
	eval $(stat -s b | sed -e 's|st_|stb_|g')
	test ${stb_nlink} -eq 1 || die
	rm b || die

	test_name "Link operation works in subdirectories"
	touch a || die
	mkdir c || die
	ln a c/b || die
	test_name "Link count is correct after links are created"
	eval $(stat -s a | sed -e 's|st_|sta_|g')
	eval $(stat -s c/b | sed -e 's|st_|stb_|g')
	test ${sta_ino} = ${stb_ino} || die
	test ${sta_nlink} -eq 2 || die
	test ${stb_nlink} -eq 2 || die
	test_name "Link count is correct after links are deleted"
	rm a || die
	eval $(stat -s c/b | sed -e 's|st_|stb_|g')
	test ${stb_nlink} -eq 1 || die
	rm c/b || die
	rmdir c || die

	mkdir dir || die
	touch dir/a || die
	echo 'ln dir/a dir/b' | kqueue_monitor 2 dir dir/a || die
	test_name "Creating a link raises NOTE_LINK on the source file"
	kqueue_check dir/a NOTE_LINK || die
	test_name "Creating a link raises NOTE_WRITE on the parent directory"
	kqueue_check dir NOTE_WRITE || die

	echo 'rm dir/a' | kqueue_monitor 2 dir dir/b || die
	# XXX According to the (short) kqueue(2) documentation, the following
	# should raise a NOTE_LINK but FFS raises a NOTE_DELETE...
	test_name "Deleting a link raises NOTE_DELETE on one other link"
	kqueue_check dir/b NOTE_DELETE || die
	test_name "Deleting a link raises NOTE_WRITE on the parent directory"
	kqueue_check dir NOTE_WRITE || die
	rm dir/b || die
	rmdir dir || die

	test_unmount
}

. ${SUBRDIR}/h_funcs.subr