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[bacula/bacula] / regress / tests / fileregexp-test

diff --git a/regress/tests/fileregexp-test b/regress/tests/fileregexp-test
index caf15fa89dabf5de9ed066c010b823f043ab0676..e4dbe2678612f0423ad6341e65b96be2ac303666 100755 (executable)
--- a/regress/tests/fileregexp-test
+++ b/regress/tests/fileregexp-test
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ cat <<END_OF_DATA >${tmp}/bconcmds
 @$out /dev/null
 messages
 @$out ${tmp}/log1.out
-label volume=TestVolume001 storage=File pool=Default
+label volume=TestVolume001 storage=File pool=File
 run job=$JobName yes
 wait
 messages
@@ -51,11 +51,18 @@ run_bacula
 check_for_zombie_jobs storage=File
 stop_bacula
 
+#
+# The above restore should have restored some directories, but only
+# files that have README in their name.  There should in fact, be
+# no other files restored COUNT_OTHER==0 and 13 README files restored.
+# We complain if there are less than 11
+#
 COUNT_OTHER=`find ${tmp}/bacula-restores -type f | grep -v README | wc -l`
 COUNT_README=`find ${tmp}/bacula-restores -type f | grep README | wc -l`
 
 if [ $COUNT_OTHER -gt 0 -o $COUNT_README -lt 11 ]; then
     print_debug "Found non matching files"
+    print debug "Count_other=$COUNT_OTHER count_readme=$COUNT_README"
     print_debug `find ${tmp}/bacula-restores -type f | grep -v README`
     rstat=2
 fi