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#!/bin/bash
#
# This test was written in response to http://bugs.debian.org/785075 to
# attempt to automatically catch when/if it happens again.
# It seems something in the build toolchain is sometimes producing lots
# of embedded zeroes in the executables.
# For example in util-linux 2.26.2-2 the /sbin/fstrim was over 2MB in size
# instead of normal ~ 40kB.
#
# Copyright (c) 2015, Andreas Henriksson <andreas@fatal.se>
set -e
set -u
#set -x
PACKAGES="util-linux bsdutils mount"
# 80k should be large enough to not trigger false positives. Bump this
# up if needed. Andreas committed this with 10k, and it was fine until
# July 2022 on arm* architectures. Suddenly an empty chunk of 56k size
# appeared in /bin/dmesg. In the interest of having util-linux migrate
# to testing, Chris has increased this limit and mailed the arm porters.
CHUNKSIZELIMIT="80000"
CURRENT=""
LAST=""
RET=0
for FILE in $(dpkg -L $PACKAGES | egrep '/s?bin/') ; do
if [ ! -e "$FILE" ]; then
#echo "E: target file '$FILE' not found." >&2
exit 1
fi
function chunk_size
{
#echo "DEBUG: start => $1, stop => $2" >&2
SIZE=$(echo ibase=16 \; ${2^^} - ${1^^} | bc)
#echo "I: Calculated chunk size $SIZE ($2 - $1)" >&2
echo $SIZE
}
hd $FILE | grep -C1 '^\*' | while read -a CURRENT
do
if [ "${CURRENT[0]}" = "--" ]; then
#echo "I: Skipping separator" >&2
continue
fi
if [ "${CURRENT[0]}" = "*" ]; then
#echo "I: Found chunk indicator." >&2
START="$LAST"
fi
if [ "$LAST" = "*" ]; then
#echo "I: Both start and stop should now be located." >&2
STOP="${CURRENT[0]}"
CHUNKSIZE=$(chunk_size "$START" "$STOP")
echo "I: file $FILE has empty chunk starting at $START sized $CHUNKSIZE"
if [ "$CHUNKSIZE" -gt "$CHUNKSIZELIMIT" ]; then
echo "E: oversized chunk found in $FILE !"
((RET++))
fi
fi
#echo "I: Yet another line processed." >&2
LAST="${CURRENT[0]}"
done
done
exit $RET
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