tar/tests/incr08.at

# Process this file with autom4te to create testsuite. -*- Autotest -*-
# Test suite for GNU tar.
# Copyright 2013-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
#
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#
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# Description: In tar 1.26 listed-incremental with -C and absolute path
# would malfunction under certain conditions due to buggy filename
# normalization.
#
# The value returned by normalize_filename() is used to populate the "caname"
# field in both the "directory" structure in incremen.c and the "name"
# structure in names.c, and in both cases that field is then used in the
# "hash" and "compare" functions for the related hash tables.  Thus, the
# fact that the returned value doesn't reflect the operation of previous
# "-C" options means that it's possible for two different directories to
# be given the same "caname" value in the hashed structure and thus end up
# being confused with each other.
#
# The bug is triggered when dumping both relative paths after -C and
# absolute paths that match the process' current working directory.
#
# Reported by: Nathan Stratton Treadway <[email protected]>
# References: <[email protected]>,
#             http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-tar/2013-09/msg00034.html

AT_SETUP([filename normalization])
AT_KEYWORDS([incremental create incr08])

AT_TAR_CHECK([
AT_SORT_PREREQ
mkdir tartest
cd tartest
mkdir foo
mkdir foo/subdir
mkdir foo/subdir/dir1
mkdir subdir
mkdir subdir/dir2
decho A
find .|sort

decho B
DIR=`pwd`
tar -cvf ../foo.tar --listed-incremental=../foo.snar -C foo . $DIR 2>../err |\
  sed "s|$DIR|ABSPATH|"
sed "s|$DIR|ABSPATH|" ../err >&2
],
[0],
[A
.
./foo
./foo/subdir
./foo/subdir/dir1
./subdir
./subdir/dir2
B
./
./subdir/
./subdir/dir1/
ABSPATH/
ABSPATH/subdir/
ABSPATH/subdir/dir2/
],
[A
B
tar: .: Directory is new
tar: ./subdir: Directory is new
tar: ./subdir/dir1: Directory is new
tar: ABSPATH: Directory is new
tar: ABSPATH/subdir: Directory is new
tar: ABSPATH/subdir/dir2: Directory is new
tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
],[],[],[gnu])

AT_CLEANUP