#!/bin/sh
#
# Copyright (C) 2000-2017 Kern Sibbald
# License: BSD 2-Clause; see file LICENSE-FOSS
#
#
# Run a simple backup of the Bacula build directory
#   then verify the data on the volume.           
#
TestName="verify-data-test"
JobName=VerifyVol
. scripts/functions

require_linux

cwd=`pwd`
scripts/cleanup
scripts/copy-test-confs
echo "${cwd}/tmp/files" >$tmp/file-list
echo "${cwd}/build/src/dird"      >>$tmp/file-list
echo "${cwd}/build/src/filed"     >>$tmp/file-list

#
# Add this back when verify can handle sparse files
#  the same way that backup does
#
mkdir -p $tmp/files
dd if=${cwd}/build/configure of=$tmp/files/sparsefile bs=1 count=1 seek=10M > /dev/null

change_jobname NightlySave $JobName
start_test

cat <<END_OF_DATA >tmp/bconcmds
@output /dev/null
messages
@$out tmp/log1.out
label storage=File volume=TestVolume001
run job=$JobName level=full fileset=FS1 yes
run job=$JobName level=full fileset=FS5 yes
run job=$JobName level=full fileset=FSno5 yes
run job=$JobName level=full fileset=FS5nocheck yes
wait
messages
@# 
@# now do a verify volume
@#
@$out ${cwd}/tmp/log2.out
setdebug level=10 client
run job=VerifyData jobid=1 yes
run job=VerifyData jobid=2 yes
run job=VerifyData jobid=3 yes
run job=VerifyData jobid=4 yes
wait
messages
quit
END_OF_DATA

run_bacula

sleep 2
check_for_zombie_jobs storage=File 
stop_bacula

$bperl -e 'add_attribute("$conf/bacula-sd.conf", "BlockChecksum", "no", "Device")'

#
# NOTE!!!  sed is an ASCII file editor not a binary file editor
#   Thus in general, the following sed will not work and is 
#   not portable.  It is known to fail on FreeBSD, but *seems* to work
#   on Linux.
#
# Introduce a volume error by modifying the some Volume data
nbok=2
if [ x$FORCE_DEDUP = xyes ]; then
    nbok=4
elif [ x$FORCE_ALIGNED = xyes ]; then
    sed -i 's/DUALCASE/PUALCASE/g' $tmp/TestVolume001.add
else
    sed -i 's/DUALCASE/PUALCASE/g' $tmp/TestVolume001
fi

cat <<END_OF_DATA >tmp/bconcmds
@$out tmp/log3.out
@# 
@# now do a verify volume with errors.  Note, which JobId produces
@#  verify errors depends on the size of data stored (less with dedup
@#  and ALIGNED).  
@#
@$out ${cwd}/tmp/log3.out
setdebug level=10 client
run job=VerifyData jobid=1 yes
run job=VerifyData jobid=2 yes
run job=VerifyData jobid=3 yes
run job=VerifyData jobid=4 yes
wait
messages
quit
END_OF_DATA

run_bacula

sleep 2
check_for_zombie_jobs storage=File
stop_bacula

nb=`grep "^  Termination: *Backup OK" tmp/log1.out | wc -l`
if [ $nb -ne 4 ]; then
    bstat=1
fi
nb=`grep "^  Termination: *Verify OK" tmp/log2.out | wc -l`
if [ $nb -ne 4 ]; then
    vstat=1
fi
nb=`grep "^  Termination: *Verify OK" tmp/log3.out | wc -l`
if [ $nb -ne $nbok ]; then
    echo "nb=${nb} nbok=${nbok}"
    echo "tmp/log3.out"
    cat tmp/log3.out
    vstat=2
fi
dstat=0
end_test