tar/tests/extrac22.at

# Test suite for GNU tar.                             -*- Autotest -*-
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AT_SETUP([delay-directory-restore on reversed ordering])

# The --delay-directory-resore option worked incorrectly on archives with
# reversed member ordering (which was documented, anyway). This is illustrated
# in
#   http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-tar/2019-03/msg00022.html
# which was taken as a base for this testcase.
# The bug affected tar versions <= 1.32.

AT_KEYWORDS([extract extrac22 delay delay-reversed])
AT_TAR_CHECK([
AT_UNPRIVILEGED_PREREQ
AT_SORT_PREREQ
mkdir t
(cd t
 genfile --length 100 --file data1
 mkdir dir1
 cp data1 dir1
 mkdir dir2
 cd dir2
 ln -s ../dir1/data1 data2
 cd ..
 chmod -w dir2)

AT_DATA([filelist],
[./dir2/data2
./dir2
./dir1/data1
./dir1
./data1
])

tar -C t -c -f a.tar --no-recursion -T filelist

mkdir restore
tar -x -p --delay-directory-restore -C restore -f a.tar
# Previous versions of tar would fail here with the following diagnostics:
# tar: ./dir2/data2: Cannot unlink: Permission denied
],
[0],
[])
AT_CLEANUP