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#!/bin/bash
set -u
set -e
if [[ `id -u` != "0" ]]; then
echo >&2 "This script should be run as root!"
exit 33
fi
# Array of cleanup functions
declare -a on_exit_commands
# Cleanup function for robustness
on_exit()
{
if grep frelink /proc/modules &>/dev/null; then
rmmod frelink.ko
fi
for i in "${on_exit_commands[@]}"; do
eval $i
done
}
trap on_exit EXIT
# Utility to add an exit function
add_on_exit()
{
local n=${#on_exit_commands[*]}
on_exit_commands[$n]="$*"
}
# Standardized fail function
fail()
{
echo >&2 "Test $1: fail"
exit 34
}
# Standardized pass function
pass()
{
echo >&2 "Test $1: pass"
}
#Test 1: If run with no arguments, frelink should exit normally
test1()
{
if ! ./frelink; then
fail 1
else
pass 1
fi
}
# Test 2: The module should be able to be insmodded/rmmoded
# with no ill effects. (look at dmesg)
test2()
{
if ! insmod frelink.ko; then
fail 2
fi
if ! rmmod frelink.ko; then
fail 2
else
pass 2
fi
}
# Test 3: When the module is loaded, /proc/frelink should appear
# and disappear when it is unloaded.
test3()
{
insmod frelink.ko
if [ -r /proc/frelink ]; then
pass 3.1
else
fail 3.1
fi
rmmod frelink.ko
if [ -r /proc/frelink ]; then
fail 3.2
else
pass 3.2
fi
}
# Test 4: Test ioctl connection between userspace and kernel
test4()
{
insmod frelink.ko
if ! ./frelink --test-ioctl; then
fail 4
else
pass 4
fi
rmmod frelink.ko
}
# Test 5: Test recovering a file from /proc/$$/fd/6
test5()
{
local tmp
tmpfile=`mktemp`
echo "blabla" > "$tmpfile"
exec 6<> "$tmpfile" # open $tmpfile, assign to fd 6
add_on_exit rm -f "$tmpfile"
rm -f "$tmpfile"
insmod frelink.ko
./frelink /proc/$$/fd/6
# If the file was not recovered
if ! [ -r "$tmpfile" ]; then
fail 5.1
else
pass 5.1
fi
tmp=`readlink /proc/$$/fd/6`
# If the link is not restored
if [[ "$tmp" != "$tmpfile" ]]; then
fail 5.2
else
pass 5.2
fi
sleep 50
tmp=`cat "$tmpfile"`
# If the contents of the file are not the correct ones
if [[ "$tmp" != "blabla" ]]; then
fail 5.3
else
pass 5.3
fi
exec 6>&- # close fd 6
if ! [ -r "$tmpfile" ]; then
fail 5.4
else
pass 5.4
fi
rmmod frelink.ko
}
# Test 6: Test loop mount recovery
test6()
{
local lodev
local tmpfile=`mktemp -u`.img
local tmpdir=`mktemp -d`
dd if=/dev/zero of="$tmpfile" bs=1 count=0 seek=128M &>/dev/null
yes | mkfs.ext2 "$tmpfile" &>/dev/null
mount "$tmpfile" "$tmpdir" -o loop &>/dev/null
add_on_exit umount "$tmpdir"
add_on_exit rmdir "$tmpdir"
add_on_exit rm -f "$tmpfile"
# Find loop device associated with our file
lodev=`losetup -a | grep "$tmpfile" | sed 's/:.*//'`
rm -f "$tmpfile"
insmod frelink.ko
./frelink $lodev
# Wait for the recovery to happen
sleep 10
# If the file was not recovered
if ! [ -r "$tmpfile" ]; then
fail 6.1
else
fail 6.1
fi
# If the file doesn't stay undeleted
rmmod frelink.ko
umount "$tmpdir"
if ! [ -r "$tmpfile" ]; then
fail 6.2
else
pass 6.2
fi
rmmod frelink.ko
}
# Actually run the tests (easy to activate / deactivate)
test1
test2
test3
test4
test5
test6