#!/usr/bin/env bash
# nbdkit
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source ./functions.sh
set -e
set -x

requires_run
requires sfdisk --help
requires test -r /dev/urandom
requires_nbdcopy

# RHEL 7 sfdisk didn't have the -X option, so skip the tests here.
if LANG=C sfdisk -X |& grep -sq "invalid option"; then
    echo "$0: skipping test because no sfdisk -X option"
    exit 77
fi

d="partition1.d"
rm -rf $d
cleanup_fn rm -rf $d
mkdir $d

do_test ()
{
    label=$1
    nrparts=$2
    ignored=$3

    rm -f $d/disk
    truncate -s 1G $d/disk
    sfdisk -X $label $d/disk

    # The smallest partition in any test is 1023 sectors.  However
    # to make things quicker only write a sector of random data.
    dd if=/dev/urandom of=$d/rand bs=512 count=1

    # Run nbdkit on each partition, copying data in and out.
    for ((part=1; part <= $nrparts; ++part)); do
        if [ "$part" != "$ignored" ]; then
            nbdkit -f -v \
                   --filter=partition file $d/disk partition=$part \
                   --run "nbdcopy -C 1 $d/rand \$uri && nbdcopy -C 1 \$uri $d/out"
            truncate -s 512 $d/out
            cmp $d/rand $d/out
        fi
    done
}

# Regular MBR with 1-4 primary partitions.
do_test dos 1 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
EOF

do_test dos 2 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
4096 4095 L -
EOF

do_test dos 3 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
EOF

do_test dos 4 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
16384 16383 L -
EOF

# MBR with 3 primary partitions and 2 logical partitions.
# Ignore partition 4 which is the extended partition.
do_test dos 6 4 <<'EOF'
2048 2047 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
16384 16383 E -
17000 999 L -
18000 999 L -
EOF

# As above but the extended partition is 1.
do_test dos 6 1 <<'EOF'
16384 16383 E -
2048 2047 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
17000 999 L -
18000 999 L -
EOF

# MBR also allows missing partitions.  This disk has only partition 2.
# (Partition 1 must be ignored since it is missing.)
do_test dos 2 1 <<'EOF'
disk2: start=1024 size=1023 type=83
EOF

# Regular GPT with 1-6 partitions.
do_test gpt 1 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
EOF

do_test gpt 2 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
4096 4095 L -
EOF

do_test gpt 3 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
EOF

do_test gpt 4 <<'EOF'
2048 1023 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
16384 16383 L -
EOF

do_test gpt 5 <<'EOF'
2048 2047 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
16384 16383 L -
32768 32767 L -
EOF

do_test gpt 6 <<'EOF'
2048 2047 L -
4096 4095 L -
8192 8191 L -
16384 16383 L -
32768 32767 L -
65536 65535 L -
EOF
