#!/usr/bin/perl
# Unix SMB/CIFS implementation.
# Test suite for the tar backup mode of smbclient.
# Copyright (C) Aurélien Aptel 2013
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
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# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see .
=head1 NAME
C - Test for smbclient tar backup feature
=cut
use v5.10;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Archive::Tar;
use Data::Dumper;
use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/;
use File::Path qw/make_path remove_tree/;
use File::Spec;
use File::Temp;
use Getopt::Long;
use Pod::Usage;
use Term::ANSIColor;
sub d {print Dumper @_;}
# DEFAULTS
# 'our' to make them available in the File package
our $USER = '';
our $PW = '';
our $HOST = '';
our $IP = '';
our $SHARE = '';
our $DIR = 'tar_test_dir';
our $LOCALPATH = '';
our $TMP = File::Temp->newdir();
our $BIN = 'smbclient';
our $SUBUNIT = 0;
my $SELECTED_TEST = '';
my $LIST_TEST = 0;
my @SMBARGS = ();
our $DEBUG = 0;
our $VERBOSE = 0;
my $MAN = 0;
my $HELP = 0;
my $CLEAN = 0;
# all tests
my @TESTS = (
# ['test helper', \&test_helper],
['create, normal files (no attributes)', \&test_creation_normal, 'normal'],
['create, normal nested files (no attributes)', \&test_creation_normal, 'nested'],
['create, normal files (interactive)', \&test_creation_normal, 'inter'],
['create, large file', \&test_creation_large_file],
['create, long path', \&test_creation_long_path],
['create, incremental with -g', \&test_creation_incremental, '-g'],
['create, incremental with tarmode', \&test_creation_incremental, 'tarmode inc'],
['create, reset archived files with -a', \&test_creation_reset, '-a'],
['create, reset archived files with tarmode', \&test_creation_reset, 'tarmode reset'],
['create, files newer than a file', \&test_creation_newer],
['create, combination of tarmode filter', \&test_creation_attr],
['create, explicit include', \&test_creation_include],
['create, explicit exclude', \&test_creation_exclude],
['create, include w/ filelist (F)', \&test_creation_list],
['create, wildcard simple', \&test_creation_wildcard_simple],
['create, regex', \&test_creation_regex],
['create, multiple backup in session', \&test_creation_multiple],
['extract, normal files', \&test_extraction_normal],
['extract, explicit include', \&test_extraction_include],
['extract, explicit exclude', \&test_extraction_exclude],
['extract, include w/ filelist (F)', \&test_extraction_list],
['extract, regex', \&test_extraction_regex],
);
=head1 SYNOPSIS
test_smbclient_tarmode.pl [options] -- [smbclient options]
Options:
-h, --help brief help message
--man full documentation
Environment:
-u, --user USER
-p, --password PW
-n, --name HOST (required)
-i, --ip IP
-s, --share SHARE (required)
-d, --dir PATH
sub-path to use on the share
-l, --local-path PATH (required)
path to the root of the samba share on the machine.
-b, --bin BIN
path to the smbclient binary to use
Test:
--list
list tests
--test N
--test A-B
--test A,B,D-F
only run certain tests (accept list and intervals of numbers)
-v, --verbose
be more verbose
--debug
print command and their output (also set -v)
--subunit
print output in subunit format
=cut
GetOptions('u|user=s' => \$USER,
'p|password=s' => \$PW,
'n|name=s' => \$HOST,
'i|ip=s' => \$IP,
's|share=s' => \$SHARE,
'd|dir=s' => \$DIR,
'l|local-path=s' => \$LOCALPATH,
'b|bin=s' => \$BIN,
'test=s' => \$SELECTED_TEST,
'list' => \$LIST_TEST,
'clean' => \$CLEAN,
'subunit' => \$SUBUNIT,
'debug' => \$DEBUG,
'v|verbose' => \$VERBOSE,
'h|help' => \$HELP,
'man' => \$MAN) or pod2usage(2);
pod2usage(0) if $HELP;
pod2usage(-exitval => 0, -verbose => 2) if $MAN;
list_test(), exit 0 if $LIST_TEST;
pod2usage(1) unless $HOST;
pod2usage(1) unless $SHARE;
pod2usage(1) unless $LOCALPATH;
if ($USER xor $PW) {
die "Need both user and password when one is provided\n";
}
elsif ($USER and $PW) {
push @SMBARGS, '-U'.$USER.'%'.$PW;
}
else {
push @SMBARGS, '-N';
}
if ($IP) {
push @SMBARGS, '-I', $IP;
}
# remaining arguments are passed to smbclient
push @SMBARGS, @ARGV;
# path to store the downloaded tarball
my $TAR = "$TMP/tarmode.tar";
#####
# SANITIZATION
# remove all final slashes from input paths
$LOCALPATH =~ s{[/\\]+$}{}g;
$SHARE =~ s{[/\\]+$}{}g;
$HOST =~ s{[/\\]+$}{}g;
$DIR =~ s{^\.[/\\]+$}{}g;
$DIR =~ s{[/\\]+$}{}g;
if (!-d $LOCALPATH) {
die "Local path '$LOCALPATH' is not a directory.\n";
}
if ($CLEAN) {
# clean the whole root first
remove_tree($LOCALPATH, { keep_root => 1 });
}
if ($DEBUG) {
$VERBOSE = 1;
}
#####
# RUN TESTS
my @selection = parse_test_string($SELECTED_TEST);
if ($SELECTED_TEST eq '') {
run_test(@TESTS);
} elsif (@selection > 0) {
run_test(@selection);
} else {
die "Test selection '$SELECTED_TEST' is invalid\n";
}
#################################
=head1 DOCUMENTATION
=head2 Defining a test
=over
=item * Create a function C
=item * Use the File module, documented below
=item * Use C, C, C or C
=item * Return number of error
=item * Add function to C<@TESTS>
=back
The function must be placed in the C<@TESTS> list along with a short
description and optional arguments.
=cut
sub test_creation_newer {
my @files;
my $dt = 3000;
# create oldest file at - DT
my $oldest = File->new_remote('oldest');
$oldest->set_time(time - $dt);
# create limit file
my $limit = File->new_local("$TMP/limit");
# create newA file at + DT
my $newA = File->new_remote('newA');
$newA->set_time(time + $dt);
# create newB file at + DT
my $newB = File->new_remote('newB');
$newB->set_time(time + $dt);
# get files newer than limit_file
push @files, $newA, $newB;
smb_tar('', '-TcN', $limit->localpath, $TAR, $DIR);
return check_tar($TAR, \@files);
}
sub test_creation_attr {
my @attr = qw/r h s a/;
my @all;
my @inc;
my $err = 0;
# one normal file
my $f = File->new_remote("file-n.txt");
push @all, $f;
# combinations of attributes
for my $n (1..@attr) {
for (combine(\@attr, $n)) {
my @t = @$_;
my $fn = "file-" . join('+', @t) . ".txt";
my $f = File->new_remote($fn);
$f->set_attr(@t);
push @all, $f;
}
}
@inc = grep { !$_->attr('s') } @all;
smb_tar('tarmode nosystem', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
@inc = grep { !$_->attr('h') } @all;
smb_tar('tarmode nohidden', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
@inc = grep { !$_->attr_any('h', 's') } @all;
smb_tar('tarmode nohidden nosystem', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
@inc = grep { $_->attr('a') && !$_->attr_any('h', 's') } @all;
smb_tar('tarmode inc nohidden nosystem', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
# adjust attr so remote files can be deleted with deltree
File::walk(sub { $_->set_attr(qw/n r s h/) }, File::tree($DIR));
$err;
}
sub test_creation_reset {
my ($mode) = @_;
my @files;
my $n = 3;
for (1..$n) {
my $f = File->new_remote("file-$_");
$f->set_attr('a');
push @files, $f;
}
if ($mode =~ /reset/) {
smb_tar('tarmode full reset', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
} else {
smb_tar('', '-Tca', $TAR, $DIR);
}
my $err = check_tar($TAR, \@files);
return $err if ($err > 0);
for my $f (File::list($DIR)) {
if ($f->{attr}{a}) {
printf " ! %s %s\n", $f->attr_str, $f->remotepath;
$err++;
}
}
return $err;
}
sub test_creation_large_file {
my $size = int(15e6); # 15MB
my $f = File->new_remote("fat.jpg", 0, $size);
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
return check_tar($TAR, [$f]);
}
sub test_creation_long_path {
my $d = "a"x130;
my @all;
for (qw( foo/a bar/b )) {
push @all, File->new_remote("$d/$_");
}
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
return check_tar($TAR, \@all);
}
sub test_creation_normal {
my ($mode) = @_;
my $prefix = ($mode =~ /nest/) ? "/foo/bar/bar/" : '';
my @files;
my $n = 5;
for (1..$n) {
my $f = File->new_remote($prefix."file-$_");
push @files, $f;
}
if ($mode =~ /inter/) {
smb_tar("tar c $TAR $DIR", '');
} else {
smb_tar('tarmode full', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
}
return check_tar($TAR, \@files);
}
sub test_creation_incremental {
my ($mode) = @_;
my @files;
my $n = 10;
for (1..$n) {
my $f = File->new_remote("file-$_");
# set archive bit on ~half of them
if ($_ < $n/2) {
$f->set_attr('a');
push @files, $f;
}
else {
$f->set_attr((qw/n r s h/)[$_ % 4]);
}
}
if ($mode =~ /inc/) {
smb_tar('tarmode inc', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
} else {
smb_tar('', '-Tcg', $TAR, $DIR);
}
my $res = check_tar($TAR, \@files);
# adjust attr so remote files can be deleted with deltree
File::walk(sub { $_->set_attr(qw/n r s h/) }, File::tree($DIR));
return $res
}
sub test_extraction_normal {
my @files;
my $n = 5;
for (1..$n) {
my $f = File->new_remote("file-$_");
push @files, $f;
}
# store
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
my $err = check_tar($TAR, \@files);
return $err if $err > 0;
reset_remote();
smb_tar('', '-Tx', $TAR);
check_remote($DIR, \@files);
}
sub test_extraction_include {
my @all_files;
my @inc_files;
for (qw(file_inc inc/b inc/c inc/dir/foo dir_ex/d zob)) {
my $f = File->new_remote($_);
push @all_files, $f;
push @inc_files, $f if /inc/;
}
# store
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
my $err = check_tar($TAR, \@all_files);
return $err if $err > 0;
reset_remote();
smb_tar('', '-TxI', $TAR, "$DIR/file_inc", "$DIR/inc");
check_remote($DIR, \@inc_files);
}
sub test_extraction_exclude {
my @all_files;
my @inc_files;
for (qw(file_exc exc/b exc/c exc/dir/foo dir_ex/d zob)) {
my $f = File->new_remote($_);
push @all_files, $f;
push @inc_files, $f if !/exc/;
}
# store
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
my $err = check_tar($TAR, \@all_files);
return $err if $err > 0;
reset_remote();
smb_tar('', '-TxX', $TAR, "$DIR/file_exc", "$DIR/exc");
check_remote($DIR, \@inc_files);
}
sub test_creation_include {
my @files;
for (qw(file_inc inc/b inc/c inc/dir/foo dir_ex/d zob)) {
my $f = File->new_remote($_);
push @files, $f if /inc/;
}
smb_tar('', '-TcI', $TAR, "$DIR/file_inc", "$DIR/inc");
return check_tar($TAR, \@files);
}
sub test_creation_exclude {
my @files;
for (qw(file_ex ex/b ex/c ex/dir/foo foo/bar zob)) {
my $f = File->new_remote($_);
push @files, $f if !/ex/;
}
smb_tar('', '-TcX', $TAR, "$DIR/file_ex", "$DIR/ex");
return check_tar($TAR, \@files);
}
sub test_creation_list {
my @inc_files;
for (qw(file_inc inc/b inc/c inc/dir/foo foo/bar zob)) {
my $f = File->new_remote($_);
push @inc_files, $f if /inc/;
}
my $flist = File->new_local("$TMP/list", file_list(@inc_files));
smb_tar('', '-TcF', $TAR, $flist->localpath);
return check_tar($TAR, \@inc_files);
}
sub test_creation_regex {
my @exts = qw(jpg exe);
my @dirs = ('', "$DIR/");
my @all = make_env(\@exts, \@dirs);
my $nb;
my @inc;
my $err = 0;
# EXCLUSION
# skip *.exe
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath !~ m{exe$} } @all;
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR, '*.exe');
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
# if the pattern is a path, it doesn't skip anything
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR, "$DIR/*.exe");
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@all);
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR, "$DIR/*");
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@all);
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR, "$DIR");
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@all);
# no paths => include everything
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@all);
# skip everything
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR, "*.*");
$err += check_tar($TAR, []);
smb_tar('', '-TcrX', $TAR, "*");
$err += check_tar($TAR, []);
# INCLUSION
# no paths => include everything
smb_tar('', '-Tcr', $TAR);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@all);
# include everything
smb_tar('', '-Tcr', $TAR, '*');
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@all);
# include only .exe at root
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m{^[^/]+exe$}} @all;
smb_tar('', '-Tcr', $TAR, '*.exe');
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
# smb_tar('', '-Tcr', $TAR, "$DIR/*");
## in old version (bug?)
# $err += check_tar($TAR, []);
## in rewrite
# @inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ /^$DIR/ } @all;
# $err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
$err;
}
sub test_creation_wildcard_simple {
my @exts = qw(jpg exe);
my @dirs = ('', "$DIR/");
my @all = make_env(\@exts, \@dirs);
my $nb;
my @inc;
my $err = 0;
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m{^[^/]+exe$} } @all;
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, "*.exe");
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m{$DIR/.+exe$} } @all;
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, "$DIR/*.exe");
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
$err;
}
# NOT USED
# helper to test tests
sub test_helper {
my @exts = qw(txt jpg exe);
my @dirs = ('', "$DIR/", "$DIR/dir/");
my @all = make_env(\@exts, \@dirs);
my $nb;
my $err = 0;
my @inc;
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR);
return 1 if check_tar($TAR, \@all);
reset_remote();
my @exc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m!/dir/.+exe!} @all;
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath !~ m!/dir/.+exe!} @all;
smb_tar('', '-TxXr', $TAR, "/$DIR/dir/*.exe");
$err += check_remote('/', \@all); # BUG: should be \@inc
reset_remote();
return 0;
}
sub test_creation_multiple {
my @exts = qw(jpg exe);
my @dirs = ('', "$DIR/");
my @all = make_env(\@exts, \@dirs);
my $nb;
my @inc;
my $err = 0;
my ($tarA, $tarB) = ("$TMP/a.tar", "$TMP/b.tar");
my @incA = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m{^[^/]+exe$} } @all;
my @incB = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m{^[^/]+jpg$} } @all;
my $flistA = File->new_local("$TMP/listA", file_list(@incA))->localpath;
my $flistB = File->new_local("$TMP/listB", file_list(@incB))->localpath;
smb_tar("tar cF $tarA $flistA ; tar cF $tarB $flistB ; quit");
$err += check_tar($tarA, \@incA);
$err += check_tar($tarB, \@incB);
$err;
}
sub test_extraction_regex {
my @exts = qw(txt jpg exe);
my @dirs = ('', "$DIR/", "$DIR/dir/");
my @all = make_env(\@exts, \@dirs);
my $nb;
my $err = 0;
my (@inc, @exc);
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR);
return 1 if check_tar($TAR, \@all);
reset_remote();
# INCLUDE
# only include file at root
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m!exe!} @all;
smb_tar('', '-Txr', $TAR, "*.exe");
$err += check_remote('/', \@inc);
reset_remote();
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m!/dir/.+exe!} @all;
smb_tar('', '-Txr', $TAR, "/$DIR/dir/*.exe");
$err += check_remote('/', []); # BUG: should be \@inc
reset_remote();
# EXCLUDE
# exclude file not directly at root
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m!^[^/]+$!} @all;
@exc = grep { $_->remotepath !~ m!^[^/]+$!} @all;
smb_tar('', '-TxrX', $TAR, map {$_->remotepath} @exc);
$err += check_remote('/', \@all); # BUG: should be @inc...
reset_remote();
# exclude only $DIR/dir/*exe
@exc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ m!/dir/.+exe!} @all;
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath !~ m!/dir/.+exe!} @all;
smb_tar('', '-TxXr', $TAR, "/$DIR/dir/*.exe");
$err += check_remote('/', \@all); # BUG: should be \@inc
reset_remote();
$err;
}
sub test_extraction_wildcard {
my @exts = qw(txt jpg exe);
my @dirs = ('', "$DIR/", "$DIR/dir/");
my $nb;
my $err = 0;
for my $dir (@dirs) {
my @all;
$nb = 0;
for my $dir (@dirs) {
for (@exts) {
my $fn = $dir . "file$nb." . $_;
my $f = File->new_remote($fn, 'ABSPATH');
$f->delete_on_destruction(1);
push @all, $f;
$nb++;
}
}
my @inc;
my $ext = 'exe';
my $fn = $dir."file$nb.".$ext;
my $pattern = $dir.'*.'.$ext;
my $flist;
# with F
$flist = File->new_local("$TMP/list", "$pattern\n");
# store
my $re = '^'.$dir.'.*file';
@inc = grep { $dir eq '' or $_->remotepath =~ m{$re} } @all;
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $dir);
$err += check_tar($TAR, \@inc);
reset_remote();
my $re2 = '^'.$dir.'file.+exe';
@inc = grep { $_->remotepath =~ /$re2/ } @all;
smb_tar('', '-TxrF', $TAR, $flist->localpath);
$err += check_remote($dir, \@inc);
reset_remote();
}
$err;
}
sub test_extraction_list {
my @inc_files;
my @all_files;
for (qw(file_inc inc/b inc/c inc/dir/foo foo/bar zob)) {
my $f = File->new_remote($_);
push @all_files, $f;
push @inc_files, $f if /inc/;
}
# store
smb_tar('', '-Tc', $TAR, $DIR);
my $err = check_tar($TAR, \@all_files);
return $err if $err > 0;
reset_remote();
my $flist = File->new_local("$TMP/list", file_list(@inc_files));
smb_tar('', '-TxF', $TAR, $flist->localpath);
return check_remote($DIR, \@inc_files);
}
#################################
# IMPLEMENTATION
=head2 Useful functions
Here are a list of useful functions and helpers to define tests.
=cut
# list test number and description
sub list_test {
my $i = 0;
for (@TESTS) {
my ($desc, $f, @args) = @$_;
printf "%2d.\t%s\n", $i++, $desc;
}
}
sub run_test {
if ($SUBUNIT) {
run_test_subunit(@_);
} else {
run_test_normal(@_);
}
}
sub run_test_normal {
for (@_) {
my ($desc, $f, @args) = @$_;
my $err;
reset_env();
say "TEST: $desc";
if ($VERBOSE) {
$err = $f->(@args);
} else {
# turn off STDOUT
open my $saveout, ">&STDOUT";
open STDOUT, '>', File::Spec->devnull();
$err = $f->(@args);
open STDOUT, ">&", $saveout;
}
print_res($err);
print "\n";
}
reset_env();
}
sub run_test_subunit {
for (@_) {
my ($desc, $f, @args) = @$_;
my $err;
my $str = '';
reset_env();
say "test: $desc";
# capture output in $buf
my $buf = '';
open my $handle, '>', \$buf;
select $handle;
# check for die() calls
eval {
$err = $f->(@args);
};
if ($@) {
$str = $@;
$err = 1;
}
close $handle;
# restore output
select STDOUT;
# result string is output + eventual exception message
$str = $buf.$str;
printf "%s: %s [\n%s]\n", ($err > 0 ? "failure" : "success"), $desc, $str;
}
reset_env();
}
sub parse_test_string {
my $s = shift;
my @tests = ();
if (!length($s)) {
return ();
}
for (split /,/, $s) {
if (/^\d+$/) {
if ($_ >= @TESTS) {
return ();
}
push @tests, $TESTS[$_];
}
elsif (/^(\d+)-(\d+)$/) {
my ($min, $max) = sort ($1, $2);
if ($max >= @TESTS) {
return ();
}
for ($min..$max) {
push @tests, $TESTS[$_];
}
}
else {
return ();
}
}
return @tests;
}
sub print_res {
my $err = shift;
if ($err) {
printf " RES: %s%d ERR%s\n", color('bold red'), $err, color 'reset';
} else {
printf " RES: %sOK%s\n", color('bold green'), color 'reset';
}
}
sub make_env {
my ($exts, $dirs) = @_;
my @all;
my $nb = 0;
for my $dir (@$dirs) {
for (@$exts) {
my $fn = $dir . "file$nb." . $_;
my $f = File->new_remote($fn, 'ABSPATH');
$f->delete_on_destruction(1);
push @all, $f;
$nb++;
}
}
@all;
}
=head3 C
=head3 C
Return a list of all possible I-uplet (or combination of C<$n> element) of C<@set>.
=cut
sub combine {
my ($list, $n) = @_;
die "Insufficient list members" if $n > @$list;
return map [$_], @$list if $n <= 1;
my @comb;
for (my $i = 0; $i+$n <= @$list; $i++) {
my $val = $list->[$i];
my @rest = @$list[$i+1..$#$list];
push @comb, [$val, @$_] for combine(\@rest, $n-1);
}
return @comb;
}
=head3 C
Remove all files in the server C<$DIR> (not root)
=cut
sub reset_remote {
# remove_tree($LOCALPATH . '/'. $DIR);
# make_path($LOCALPATH . '/'. $DIR);
my $DIR;
my @names;
my $name;
smb_client_cmd(0, '-c', "deltree ./*");
# Ensure all files are gone.
opendir(DIR,$LOCALPATH) or die "Can't open $LOCALPATH\n";
@names = readdir(DIR) or die "Unable to read $LOCALPATH\n";
closedir(DIR);
foreach $name (@names) {
next if ($name eq "."); # skip the current directory entry
next if ($name eq ".."); # skip the parent directory entry
die "$LOCALPATH not empty\n";
}
}
=head3 C
Remove all files in the temp directory C<$TMP>
=cut
sub reset_tmp {
remove_tree($TMP, { keep_root => 1 });
}
=head3 C
Remove both temp and remote (C<$DIR>) files
=cut
sub reset_env {
reset_tmp();
reset_remote();
}
=head3 C
Make a multiline string of all the files remote path, one path per line.
C<@files> must be a list of C instance.
=cut
sub file_list {
my @files = @_;
my $s = '';
for (@files) {
$s .= $_->remotepath."\n";
}
return $s;
}
# remove leading "./"
sub remove_dot {
my $s = shift;
$s =~ s{^\./}{};
$s;
}
=head3 C
Check if C<$remotepath> has B all the C<@files>.
Print a summary on STDOUT.
C<@files> must be a list of C instance.
=cut
sub check_remote {
my ($subpath, $files) = @_;
my (%done, %expected);
my (@less, @more, @diff);
for (@$files) {
my $fn = remove_dot($_->remotepath);
$expected{$fn} = $_;
$done{$fn} = 0;
}
my %remote;
File::walk(sub { $remote{remove_dot($_->remotepath)} = $_ }, File::tree($subpath));
for my $rfile (sort keys %remote) {
# files that shouldn't be there
if (!exists $expected{$rfile}) {
say " + $rfile";
push @more, $rfile;
next;
}
# same file multiple times
if ($done{$rfile} > 0) {
$done{$rfile}++;
push @more, $rfile;
printf " +%3d %s\n", $done{$rfile}, $rfile;
next;
}
$done{$rfile}++;
# different file
my $rmd5 = $remote{$rfile}->md5;
if ($expected{$rfile}->md5 ne $rmd5) {
say " ! $rfile ($rmd5)";
push @diff, $rfile;
next;
}
say " $rfile";
}
# file that should have been in tar
@less = grep { $done{$_} == 0 } sort keys %done;
for (@less) {
say " - $_";
}
# summary
printf("\t%d files, +%d, -%d, !%d\n",
scalar keys %done,
scalar @more,
scalar @less,
scalar @diff);
return (@more + @less + @diff); # nb of errors
}
=head3 C
Check if the archive C<$path_to_tar> has B all the C<@files>.
Print a summary on C;
C<@files> must be a list of C instance.
=cut
sub check_tar {
my ($tar, $files) = @_;
my %done;
my (@less, @more, @diff);
my %h;
if (!-f $tar) {
say "no tar file $tar";
return 1;
}
for (@$files) {
$h{$_->tarpath} = $_;
$done{$_->tarpath} = 0;
}
my $total = 0;
my $i = Archive::Tar->iter($tar, 1, {md5 => 1});
while (my $f = $i->()) {
if ($f->has_content) {
my $p = $f->full_path;
# we skip pseudo files of Pax format archives
next if ($p =~ m/\/PaxHeader/);
$total++;
$p =~ s{^\./+}{};
# file that shouldn't be there
if (!exists $done{$p}) {
push @more, $p;
say " + $p";
next;
}
# same file multiple times
if ($done{$p} > 0) {
$done{$p}++;
push @more, $p;
printf " +%3d %s\n", $done{$p}, $p;
next;
}
$done{$p}++;
# different file
my $md5 = $f->data;
if ($^V lt v5.16) {
$md5 = md5_hex($md5);
}
if ($md5 ne $h{$p}->md5) {
say " ! $p ($md5)";
push @diff, $p;
next;
}
say " $p";
}
}
# file that should have been in tar
@less = grep { $done{$_} == 0 } keys %done;
for (sort @less) {
say " - $_";
}
# summary
printf("\t%d files, +%d, -%d, !%d\n",
$total,
scalar @more,
scalar @less,
scalar @diff);
return (@more + @less + @diff); # nb of errors
}
=head3 C
=head3 C
Run smbclient with C<@args> passed as argument and return output.
Each element of C<@args> becomes one escaped argument of smbclient.
Host, share, user, password and the additional arguments provided on
the command-line are already inserted.
The output contains both the C and C.
if C<$will_die> then Die if smbclient crashes or exits with an error code.
otherwise return output
=cut
sub smb_client_cmd {
my ($will_die, @args) = @_;
my $fullpath = "//$HOST/$SHARE";
my $cmd = sprintf("%s %s %s",
quotemeta($BIN),
quotemeta($fullpath),
join(' ', map {quotemeta} (@SMBARGS, @args)));
if ($DEBUG) {
my $tmp = $cmd;
$tmp =~ s{\\([./+-])}{$1}g;
say color('bold yellow'), $tmp, color('reset');
}
my $out = `$cmd 2>&1`;
my $err = $?;
my $errstr = '';
# handle abnormal exit
if ($err == -1) {
$errstr = "failed to execute $cmd: $!\n";
}
elsif ($err & 127) {
$errstr = sprintf "child died with signal %d (%s)\n", ($err & 127), $cmd;
}
elsif ($err >> 8) {
$errstr = sprintf "child exited with value %d (%s)\n", ($err >> 8), $cmd;
}
if ($DEBUG) {
say $out;
}
if ($err) {
if ($will_die) {
die "ERROR: $errstr";
} else {
say "ERROR: $errstr";
}
}
return $out;
}
=head3 C
Run smbclient with C<@args> passed as argument and return output.
Each element of C<@args> becomes one escaped argument of smbclient.
Host, share, user, password and the additional arguments provided on
the command-line are already inserted.
The output contains both the C and C.
Die if smbclient crashes or exits with an error code.
=cut
sub smb_client {
my (@args) = @_;
return smb_client_cmd(1, @args)
}
sub smb_cmd {
return smb_client('-c', join(' ', @_));
}
=head3 C
=head3 C
Run C<$cmd> command and use C<@args> as argument and return output.
Wrapper around C for tar calls.
=cut
sub smb_tar {
my ($cmd, @rest) = @_;
printf " CMD: %s\n ARG: %s\n", $cmd, join(' ', @rest);
smb_client((length($cmd) ? ('-c', $cmd) : ()), @rest);
}
=head3 C
Return integer in C<[ $min ; $max ]>
=cut
sub random {
my ($min, $max) = @_;
($min, $max) = ($max, $min) if ($min > $max);
$min + int(rand($max - $min));
}
#################################
package File;
=head2 The File module
All the test should use the C class. It has nice functions and
methods to deal with paths, to create random files, to list the
content of the server, to change attributes, etc.
There are 2 kinds of C: remote and local.
=over
=item * Remote files are accessible on the server.
=item * Local files are not.
=back
Thus, some methods only works on remote files. If they do not make
sense for local ones, they always return undef.
=cut
use File::Basename;
use File::Path qw/make_path remove_tree/;
use Digest::MD5 qw/md5_hex/;
use Scalar::Util 'blessed';
=head3 Constructors
=head4 C<< File->new_remote($path [, $abs, $size]) >>
Creates a file accessible on the server at C<$DIR/$path> ie. not at the
root of the share and write C<$size> random bytes.
If no size is provided, a random size is chosen.
If you want to remove the automatic prefix C<$DIR>, set C<$abs> to 1.
The file is created without any DOS attributes.
If C<$path> contains non-existent directories, they are automatically
created.
=cut
sub new_remote {
my ($class, $path, $abs, $size) = @_;
my ($file, $dir) = fileparse($path);
$dir = '' if $dir eq './';
my $loc;
if ($abs) {
$loc = cleanpath($main::LOCALPATH.'/'.$dir);
} else {
$dir = cleanpath($main::DIR.'/'.$dir);
$loc = cleanpath($main::LOCALPATH.'/'.$dir);
}
make_path($loc);
my $self = bless {
'attr' => {qw/r 0 s 0 h 0 a 0 d 0 n 0/},
'dir' => $dir,
'name' => $file,
'md5' => create_file($loc.'/'.$file, $size),
'remote' => 1,
}, $class;
$self->set_attr();
$self;
}
=head4 C<< File->new_local($abs_path [, $data]) >>
Creates a file at C<$abs_path> with $data in it on the system.
If $data is not provided, fill it with random bytes.
=cut
sub new_local {
my ($class, $path, $data) = @_;
my ($file, $dir) = fileparse($path);
make_path($dir);
my $md5;
if (defined $data) {
open my $f, '>', $path or die "can't write in $path: $!";
print $f $data;
close $f;
$md5 = md5_hex($data);
} else {
$md5 = create_file($path);
}
my $self = {
'attr' => {qw/r 0 s 0 h 0 a 0 d 0 n 0/},
'dir' => $dir,
'name' => $file,
'md5' => $md5,
'remote' => 0,
};
bless $self, $class;
}
=head3 Methods
=head4 C<< $f->localpath >>
Return path on the system eg. F
=cut
sub localpath {
my $s = shift;
if ($s->{remote}) {
return cleanpath($main::LOCALPATH.'/'.$s->remotepath);
}
else {
return cleanpath($s->{dir}.'/'.$s->{name});
}
}
=head4 C<< $f->remotepath >>
Return path on the server share.
Return C if the file is local.
=cut
sub remotepath {
my ($s) = @_;
return undef if !$s->{remote};
my $r = $s->{dir}.'/'.$s->{name};
$r =~ s{^/}{};
return cleanpath($r);
}
=head4 C<< $f->remotedir >>
Return the directory path of the file on the server.
Like C<< $f->remotepath >> but without the final file name.
=cut
sub remotedir {
my $s = shift;
return undef if !$s->{remote};
cleanpath($s->{dir});
}
=head4 C<< $f->tarpath >>
Return path as it would appear in a tar archive.
Like C<< $f->remotepath >> but prefixed with F<./>
=cut
sub tarpath {
my $s = shift;
return undef if !$s->{remote};
my $r = $s->remotepath;
$r =~ s{^\./+}{};
return $r;
}
=head4 C<< $f->delete_on_destruction( 0 ) >>
=head4 C<< $f->delete_on_destruction( 1 ) >>
By default, a C is not deleted on the filesystem when it is not
referenced anymore in Perl memory.
When set to 1, the destructor unlink the file if it is not already removed.
If the C created directories when constructed, it does not remove them.
=cut
sub delete_on_destruction {
my ($s, $delete) = @_;
$s->{delete_on_destruction} = $delete;
}
=head4 C<< $f->set_attr( ) >>
=head4 C<< $f->set_attr( 'a' ) >>
=head4 C<< $f->set_attr( 'a', 'r', 's', 'h' ) >>
Remove all DOS attributes and only set the one provided.
=cut
sub set_attr {
my ($s, @flags) = @_;
return undef if !$s->{remote};
$s->{attr} = {qw/r 0 s 0 h 0 a 0 d 0 n 0/};
for (@flags) {
$s->{attr}{lc($_)} = 1;
}
my $file = $s->{name};
my @args;
if ($s->remotedir) {
push @args, '-D', $s->remotedir;
}
main::smb_client(@args, '-c', qq{setmode "$file" -rsha});
if (@flags && $flags[0] !~ /n/i) {
main::smb_client(@args, '-c', qq{setmode "$file" +}.join('', @flags));
}
}
=head4 C<< $f->attr_any( 'a' ) >>
=head4 C<< $f->attr_any( 'a', 's', ... ) >>
Return 1 if the file has any of the DOS attributes provided.
=cut
sub attr_any {
my ($s, @flags) = @_;
for (@flags) {
return 1 if $s->{attr}{$_};
}
0;
}
=head4 C<< $f->attr( 'a' ) >>
=head4 C<< $f->attr( 'a', 's', ... ) >>
Return 1 if the file has all the DOS attributes provided.
=cut
sub attr {
my ($s, @flags) = @_;
for (@flags) {
return 0 if !$s->{attr}{$_};
}
1;
}
=head4 C<< $f->attr_str >>
Return DOS attributes as a compact string.
Read-only, hidden, system, archive => "rhsa"
=cut
sub attr_str {
my $s = shift;
return undef if !$s->{remote};
join('', map {$_ if $s->{attr}{$_}} qw/r h s a d n/);
}
=head4 C<< $f->set_time($t) >>
Set modification and access time of the file to C<$t>.
C<$t> must be in Epoch time (number of seconds since 1970/1/1).
=cut
sub set_time {
my ($s, $t) = @_;
utime $t, $t, $s->localpath;
}
=head4 C<< $f->md5 >>
Return md5 sum of the file.
The result is cached.
=cut
sub md5 {
my $s = shift;
if (!$s->{md5}) {
open my $h, '<', $s->localpath() or die "can't read ".$s->localpath.": $!";
binmode $h;
$s->{md5} = Digest::MD5->new->addfile($h)->hexdigest;
close $h;
}
return $s->{md5};
}
sub DESTROY {
my $s = shift;
if ($s->{delete_on_destruction} && -f $s->localpath) {
if ($main::DEBUG) {
say "DESTROY ".$s->localpath;
}
unlink $s->localpath;
}
}
=head3 Functions
=head4 C<< File::walk( \&function, @files) >>
=head4 C<< File::walk( sub { ... }, @files) >>
Iterate on file hierarchy in C<@files> and return accumulated results.
Use C<$_> in the sub to access the current C.
The C<@files> must come from a call to the C function.
=cut
sub walk {
my $fun = \&{shift @_};
my @res;
for (@_) {
if ($_->{attr}{d}) {
push @res, walk($fun, @{$_->{content}});
} else {
push @res, $fun->($_);
}
}
return @res;
}
=head4 C<< File::list( $remotepath ) >>
Return list of file (C instance) in C<$remotepath>.
C<$remotepath> must be a directory.
=cut
sub list {
my ($path) = @_;
$path ||= '/';
my @files;
my $out = main::smb_client('-D', $path, '-c', 'ls');
$path =~ s{^/}{};
for (split /\n/, $out) {
next if !/^ (.+?)\s+([AHSRDN]*)\s+(\d+)\s+(.+)/o;
my ($fn, $attr, $size, $date) = ($1, $2, $3, $4);
next if $fn =~ /^\.{1,2}$/;
push @files, bless {
'remote' => 1,
'dir' => $path,
'name' => $fn,
'size' => int($size),
'date' => $date,
'attr' => {
# list context returns something different than the
# boolean matching result => force scalar context
'a' => scalar ($attr =~ /A/),
'h' => scalar ($attr =~ /H/),
's' => scalar ($attr =~ /S/),
'r' => scalar ($attr =~ /R/),
'd' => scalar ($attr =~ /D/),
'n' => scalar ($attr =~ /N/),
},
}, 'File';
}
return @files;
}
=head4 C<< File::tree( $remotepath ) >>
Return recursive list of file in C<$remotepath>.
C<$remotepath> must be a directory.
Use C to iterate over all the files.
=cut
sub tree {
my ($d) = @_;
my @files;
if (!defined $d) {
@files = list();
} elsif (blessed $d) {
@files = list($d->remotepath);
} else {
@files = list($d);
}
for my $f (@files) {
if ($f->{attr}{d}) {
$f->{content} = [tree($f)];
}
}
return @files;
}
# remove trailing or duplicated slash
sub cleanpath {
my $p = shift;
$p =~ s{/+}{/}g;
$p =~ s{/$}{};
$p;
}
# create random file at path local path $fn
sub create_file {
my ($fn, $size) = @_;
my $buf = '';
unlink $fn if -e $fn;
$size ||= main::random(512, 1024);
$size = int($size);
my $md5;
# try /dev/urandom, faster
if (-e '/dev/urandom') {
my $cmd = sprintf('head -c %d /dev/urandom | tee %s | md5sum',
$size, quotemeta($fn));
$md5 = (split / /, `$cmd`)[0];
} else {
open my $out, '>', $fn or die "can't open $fn: $!\n";
binmode $out;
for (1..$size) {
$buf .= pack('C', main::random(0, 256));
}
print $out $buf;
close $out;
$md5 = md5_hex($buf);
}
return $md5;
}
=head3 Examples
# create remote file in $DIR/foo/bar
my $f = File->new_remote("foo/bar/myfile");
say $f->localpath; # /opt/share/$DIR/foo/bar/myfile
say $f->remotepath; # $DIR/foo/bar/myfile
say $f->remotedir; # $DIR/foo/bar
# same but in root dir
my $f = File->new_remote("myfile", 1);
say $f->localpath; # /opt/share/myfile
say $f->remotepath; # myfile
say $f->remotedir; #
# create local random temp file in $TMP
my $f = File->new_local("$TMP/temp");
say $f->remotepath; # undef because it's not on the server
# same but file contains "hello"
my $f = File->new_local("$TMP/temp", "hello");
# list of files in $DIR (1 level)
for (File::list($DIR)) {
say $_->remotepath;
}
# list of all files in dir and subdir of $DIR
File::walk(sub { say $_->remotepath }, File::tree($DIR));
=cut
1;