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#!/bin/bash
. $(dirname $0)/../include.rc
PEER_DIR=/var/lib/glusterd/peers
TEST mkdir -p $PEER_DIR
declare -i HOST_NUM=100
create_random_peer_files() {
for i in $(seq 0 9); do
local peer_uuid=$(uuidgen)
# The rules for quoting and variable substitution in
# here documents would force this to be even less
# readable that way.
(
echo "state=1"
echo "uuid=$peer_uuid"
echo "hostname=127.0.0.$HOST_NUM"
) > $PEER_DIR/$peer_uuid
HOST_NUM+=1
done
}
create_non_peer_file() {
echo "random stuff" > $PEER_DIR/not_a_peer_file
}
create_malformed_peer_file() {
echo "more random stuff" > $PEER_DIR/$(uuidgen)
}
# We create lots of files, in batches, to ensure that our bogus ones are
# properly interspersed with the valid ones.
TEST create_random_peer_files
TEST create_non_peer_file
TEST create_random_peer_files
TEST create_malformed_peer_file
TEST create_random_peer_files
# There should be 30 peers, not counting the two bogus files.
TEST glusterd
N_PEERS=$($CLI peer status | grep ^Uuid: | wc -l)
TEST [ "$N_PEERS" = "30" ]
# For extra credit, check the logs for messages about bogus files.
cleanup
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