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#!/bin/bash
. $(dirname $0)/../../include.rc
. $(dirname $0)/../../volume.rc
. $(dirname $0)/../../snapshot.rc
. $(dirname $0)/../../traps.rc
cleanup;
ODIR="/var/tmp/gdstates/"
NOEXDIR="/var/tmp/gdstatesfoo/"
function get_daemon_not_supported_part {
echo $1
}
function get_usage_part {
echo $7
}
function get_directory_doesnt_exist_part {
echo $1
}
function get_parsing_arguments_part {
echo $1
}
function positive_test {
local text=$("$@")
echo $text > /dev/stderr
(echo -n $text | grep -qs ' state dumped to ') || return 1
local opath=$(echo -n $text | awk '{print $5}')
[ -r $opath ] || return 1
rm -f $opath
}
TEST glusterd
TEST pidof glusterd
TEST mkdir -p $ODIR
push_trapfunc rm -rf $ODIR
TEST $CLI volume create $V0 disperse $H0:$B0/b1 $H0:$B0/b2 $H0:$B0/b3
TEST $CLI volume start $V0
TEST $CLI volume tier $V0 attach replica 2 $H0:$B1/b4 $H0:$B1/b5
TEST setup_lvm 1
TEST $CLI volume create $V1 $H0:$L1;
TEST $CLI volume start $V1
TEST $CLI snapshot create ${V1}_snap $V1
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state glusterd
TEST ! $CLI get-state glusterfsd;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state glusterfsd 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'glusterd' get_daemon_not_supported_part $ERRSTR;
EXPECT 'Usage:' get_usage_part $ERRSTR;
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state file gdstate
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state glusterd file gdstate
TEST ! $CLI get-state glusterfsd file gdstate;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state glusterfsd file gdstate 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'glusterd' get_daemon_not_supported_part $ERRSTR;
EXPECT 'Usage:' get_usage_part $ERRSTR;
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state odir $ODIR
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state glusterd odir $ODIR
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state odir $ODIR file gdstate
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state glusterd odir $ODIR file gdstate
TEST positive_test $CLI get-state glusterd odir $ODIR file gdstate
TEST ! $CLI get-state glusterfsd odir $ODIR;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state glusterfsd odir $ODIR 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'glusterd' get_daemon_not_supported_part $ERRSTR;
EXPECT 'Usage:' get_usage_part $ERRSTR;
TEST ! $CLI get-state glusterfsd odir $ODIR file gdstate;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state glusterfsd odir $ODIR file gdstate 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'glusterd' get_daemon_not_supported_part $ERRSTR;
EXPECT 'Usage:' get_usage_part $ERRSTR;
TEST ! $CLI get-state glusterfsd odir $NOEXDIR file gdstate;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state glusterfsd odir $NOEXDIR file gdstate 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'glusterd' get_daemon_not_supported_part $ERRSTR;
EXPECT 'Usage:' get_usage_part $ERRSTR;
TEST ! $CLI get-state odir $NOEXDIR;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state odir $NOEXDIR 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'Failed' get_directory_doesnt_exist_part $ERRSTR;
TEST ! $CLI get-state odir $NOEXDIR file gdstate;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state odir $NOEXDIR 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'Failed' get_directory_doesnt_exist_part $ERRSTR;
TEST ! $CLI get-state foo bar;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state foo bar 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'glusterd' get_daemon_not_supported_part $ERRSTR;
EXPECT 'Usage:' get_usage_part $ERRSTR;
TEST ! $CLI get-state glusterd foo bar;
ERRSTR=$($CLI get-state glusterd foo bar 2>&1 >/dev/null);
EXPECT 'Problem' get_parsing_arguments_part $ERRSTR;
cleanup;
# I've cleaned this up as much as I can - making sure the gdstates directory
# gets cleaned up, checking whether the CLI command actually succeeded before
# parsing its output, etc. - but it still fails in Jenkins. Specifically, the
# first get-state request that hits the server (i.e. doesn't bail out with a
# parse error first) succeeds, but any others time out. They don't even get as
# far as the glusterd log message that says we received a get-state request.
# There doesn't seem to be a core file, so glusterd doesn't seem to have
# crashed, but it's not responding either. Even worse, the problem seems to be
# environment-dependent; Jenkins is the only place I've seen it, and that's
# just about the worst environment ever for debugging anything.
#
# I'm marking this test bad so progress can be made elsewhere. If anybody else
# thinks this functionality is important, and wants to make it debuggable, good
# luck to you.
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