| #!/bin/bash |
| |
| [ -f testing.sh ] && . testing.sh |
| |
| if [ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ] |
| then |
| echo "$SHOWSKIP: chgrp (not root)" |
| return 2>/dev/null |
| exit |
| fi |
| |
| # We chgrp between "root" and the last group in /etc/group. |
| GRP="$(sed -n '$s/:.*//p' /etc/group)" |
| # Or if that fails, assume we're on Android and pick a well-known group. |
| : "${GRP:=shell}" |
| |
| # Set up a little testing hierarchy |
| |
| rm -rf testdir && |
| mkdir -p testdir/dir/dir/dir testdir/dir2 && |
| touch testdir/dir/file && |
| ln -s ../dir/dir testdir/dir2/dir && |
| ln -s ../dir/file testdir/dir2/file || exit 1 |
| |
| # Wrapper to reset groups and return results |
| |
| IN="cd testdir && chgrp -R $GRP dir dir2 &&" |
| OUT="&& cd .. && echo \$(ls -lR testdir | awk '{print \$4}')" |
| |
| # The groups returned by $OUT are, in order: |
| # dir dir2 dir/dir dir/file dir/dir/dir dir2/dir dir2/file |
| |
| #testing "name" "command" "result" "infile" "stdin" |
| |
| # Basic smoketest |
| testing "dir" "$IN chgrp root dir $OUT" \ |
| "root $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "file" "$IN chgrp root dir/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "dir and file" "$IN chgrp root dir dir/file $OUT" \ |
| "root $GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| |
| # symlinks (affect target, not symlink) |
| testing "symlink->file" "$IN chgrp root dir2/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-h symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp -h root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP\n" "" "" |
| |
| # What does -h do (affect symlink, not target) |
| testing "-h symlink->file" "$IN chgrp -h root dir2/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root\n" "" "" |
| testing "-h symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp -h root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP\n" "" "" |
| |
| # chgrp -R (note, -h is implied by -R) |
| |
| testing "-R dir" "$IN chgrp -R root dir $OUT" \ |
| "root $GRP root root root $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-R dir2" "$IN chgrp -R root dir2 $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP root root\n" "" "" |
| testing "-R symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp -R root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-R symlink->file" "$IN chgrp -R root dir2/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root\n" "" "" |
| |
| # chgrp -RP (same as -R by itself) |
| |
| testing "-RP dir2" "$IN chgrp -RP root dir2 $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP root root\n" "" "" |
| testing "-RP symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp -RP root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-RP symlink->file" "$IN chgrp -RP root dir2/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP root\n" "" "" |
| |
| # chgrp -RH (change target but only recurse through symlink->dir on cmdline) |
| |
| testing "-RH dir2" "$IN chgrp -RH root dir2 $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP root root root $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-RH symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp -RH root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP root $GRP root $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-RH symlink->file" "$IN chgrp -RH root dir2/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| |
| # chgrp -RL (change target and always recurse through symlink->dir) |
| |
| testing "-RL dir2" "$IN chgrp -RL root dir2 $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP root root root root $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-RL symlink->dir" "$IN chgrp -RL root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP root $GRP root $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-RL symlink->file" "$IN chgrp -RL root dir2/file $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| |
| # -HLP are NOPs without -R |
| testing "-H without -R" "$IN chgrp -H root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-L without -R" "$IN chgrp -L root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| testing "-P without -R" "$IN chgrp -P root dir2/dir $OUT" \ |
| "$GRP $GRP root $GRP $GRP $GRP $GRP\n" "" "" |
| |
| rm -rf testdir |