apfstests/tests/xfs/136

#! /bin/bash
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0
# Copyright (c) 2000-2005 Silicon Graphics, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
#
# FS QA Test No. 136
#
# Test the attr2 code
# Let's look, xfs_db, at the inode and its literal area for the
# extents and the attributes 
#
seq=`basename $0`
seqres=$RESULT_DIR/$seq
echo "QA output created by $seq"

here=`pwd`
tmp=/tmp/$$
status=1	# failure is the default!
trap "_cleanup; exit \$status" 0 1 2 3 15

_cleanup()
{
    cd /
    rm -f $tmp.*
}

# get standard environment, filters and checks
. ./common/rc
. ./common/filter
. ./common/attr

# real QA test starts here

#_notrun "Need to fix up filtering before checkin" 

# Modify as appropriate.
_supported_fs xfs
_supported_os Linux

_require_scratch
_require_attrs

export MKFS_OPTIONS="-i size=512,attr=2"
_scratch_mkfs_xfs > /dev/null 2>&1
_scratch_mount

file=$SCRATCH_MNT/file
touch $file
inum=`ls -i $file | awk '{print $1}'`
echo "inum=$inum"

_filter()
{
    sed -e "s#$tmp#TMP#g"
}

add_eas()
{
    start=$1
    end=$2
    echo ""; echo "** add $start..$end EAs **"
    i=$start
    while [ $i -le $end ]; do 
	${ATTR_PROG} -s name.$i -V value $file >/dev/null
	let i=$i+1
    done
}

rm_eas()
{
    start=$1
    end=$2
    echo ""; echo "** rm $start..$end EAs **"
    i=$start
    while [ $i -le $end ]; do 
	${ATTR_PROG} -r name.$i $file >/dev/null
	let i=$i+1
    done
}

do_extents()
{
    num=$1
    echo ""; echo "** $num extents **"
    $here/src/makeextents -v -p -w -n $num $file
}

_print_inode()
{
    _scratch_unmount
    _scratch_xfs_db -r -c "inode $inum" -c "print"  |\
    awk '
	/nextents/ { print; next }
	/naextents/ { print; next }
	/u\./ { print; next }
	/a\./ { print; next }
	/forkoff/ { printf("core.forkoff = %d (%d bytes)\n", $3, $3*8); next }
	/format/ { print; next }
	/size/ { print; next }
    '
    _scratch_mount
}

_print_inode_u()
{
    _scratch_unmount
    _scratch_xfs_db -r -c "inode $inum" -c "print u"
    _scratch_mount
}

_print_inode_a()
{
    _scratch_unmount
    _scratch_xfs_db -r -c "inode $inum" -c "print a"
    _scratch_mount
}

_test_add_eas()
{
	_print_inode

	add_eas 1 1
	_print_inode

	add_eas 2 2
	_print_inode

	add_eas 3 4
	_print_inode

	add_eas 5 8
	_print_inode

	add_eas 9 16
	_print_inode

	add_eas 17 20
	_print_inode

	add_eas 21 21
	_print_inode

	add_eas 22 22
	_print_inode

	add_eas 23 23
	_print_inode

	add_eas 24 24
	_print_inode

	add_eas 25 25
	_print_inode

	add_eas 26 30
	_print_inode

	add_eas 31 35
	_print_inode

	rm_eas 1 34
	_print_inode
}

_test_add_extents()
{
	# now do the extents

	#build up
	j=1
	while [ $j -le 30 ]; do
	    do_extents $j
	    _print_inode
	    let j=$j+2
	done

	#scale down
	j=30
	while [ $j -ge 1 ]; do
	    do_extents $j
	    _print_inode
	    let j=$j-2
	done

	#build up
	j=1
	while [ $j -le 30 ]; do
	    do_extents $j
	    _print_inode
	    let j=$j+2
	done
}

#
# Using a nested loop,
# for various number of data extents,
# try adding EAs and then removing EAs
# Check that when we play with the EAs that we don't mess with the extents
#
_test_extents_eas()
{
	# now do the EAs with the extents

	extents_max=400
	extents_inc=10
	EAs_max=100
	EAs_inc=5
	for i in `seq 1 $extents_inc $extents_max`; do
	    do_extents $i
	    echo "--- extents: $i ---"
	    _print_inode
	    _print_inode_u > $tmp.u1
	    for j in `seq 1 $EAs_inc $EAs_max`; do
		let k=$k+$EAs_inc-1
		add_eas $j $k
	    done
	    # should have same extents
	    _print_inode
	    _print_inode_u > $tmp.u2
            rm_eas 1 $EAs_max
	    _print_inode_u > $tmp.u3

	    echo ""
	    echo "*** Extent differences before and after EAs added ***"
	    diff -s $tmp.u1 $tmp.u2 | _filter
	    echo ""
	    if ! diff $tmp.u1 $tmp.u2 >/dev/null; then 
		echo "Data extents magically changed"
		exit
	    fi

	    echo ""
	    echo "*** Extent differences before and after EAs removed ***"
	    diff -s $tmp.u2 $tmp.u3 | _filter
	    echo ""
	    if ! diff $tmp.u2 $tmp.u3 >/dev/null; then 
		echo "Data extents magically changed"
		exit
	    fi
	done
}

#
# The counterpart of _test_extents_eas
# with the nested loops reversed.
# For various number of EAs, try adding extents
# Check that when we play with the data extents that we don't mess with the EAs
#
_test_eas_extents()
{
	# now do the EAs with the extents

	extents_max=400
	extents_inc=10
	EAs_max=100
	EAs_inc=5
	for j in `seq 1 $EAs_inc $EAs_max`; do

	    let k=$k+$EAs_inc-1
	    add_eas $j $k
	    echo "--- EAs: $j ---"

	    _print_inode
	    _print_inode_a > $tmp.a1
	    for i in `seq 1 $extents_inc $extents_max`; do
		do_extents $i
	    done

	    # should have same EAs
	    _print_inode
	    _print_inode_a > $tmp.a2
	    >$file 
	    _print_inode_a > $tmp.a3

	    echo ""
	    echo "*** EA differences before and after extents added ***"
	    diff -s $tmp.a1 $tmp.a2 | _filter
	    echo ""
	    if ! diff $tmp.a1 $tmp.a2 >/dev/null; then 
		echo "EAs magically changed"
		exit
	    fi

	    echo ""
	    echo "*** EA differences before and after extents removed ***"
	    diff -s $tmp.a2 $tmp.a3 | _filter
	    echo ""
	    if ! diff $tmp.a2 $tmp.a3 >/dev/null; then 
		echo "EAs magically changed"
		exit
	    fi
	done
}

#
# test to see how we go 

#
# test to ensure it fits a max sf EA
#
# literal part of inode starts at offset 100 (decimal)
# for 512 bytes inode that gives 412 bytes of literal area
#
# min btree root (numrecs=3) => 3 * 16 + (4 or 8)
# for 8 byte alignment => 56 bytes
# => 512 - 156 = 356 bytes 
#
# SF EA of form
#   totsize: 2 bytes
#   count:   1 byte
#   nlen:    1 byte
#   vlen:    1 byte
#   flags:   1 byte
#   name:    nlen
#   value:   vlen
#
# => 6+nlen+vlen
#
# for nlen=4 "name"
# vlen = 356 - (6+4) = 346
# 
#
_test_initial_sf_ea()
{
	rm $file
	touch $file
	vlen=402
	vlen=300
	dd if=/dev/zero bs=1 count=$vlen | ${ATTR_PROG} -s name $file
	_print_inode
}

# main

_test_add_eas
_test_add_extents
_test_extents_eas
_test_eas_extents
#_test_initial_sf_ea

# do a test with a variety of sized EAs

# success, all done
status=0
exit