runltp

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# File: runltp
#
# Description:  This script can be used to the tests in the LTP test suite
#
# Authors:      Manoj Iyer - manjo@mail.utexas.edu
#               Robbe Williamson - robbiew@us.ibm.com
#               
# History:      Oct 07 2003 - Modified - Manoj Iyer
#               - use functions
#               - clean up on script exit
#               - error checking etc.
#                
#               Oct 08 2003 - Modified - Manoj Iyer
#               - fixed bug in creating results directory
#               - all checks should be enlclosed in " " to avoid bash error
#               - exit with error if pan is not found in pan directory
#
#               Jul 22 2007 - Modified - Ricardo Salveti de Araujo
#               - added support to put more then one file at CMDLINE (-f)
#               - added a new option, that the user can pass the address of
#               the command file, and it'll use wget to get it (-w)
#               - now -s does the grep at the selected command files (default,
#               -f or -w)
#
#               Jul 23 2007 - Modified - Ricardo Salveti de Araujo
#               - added flag to get the command file that has all failed tests
#
#               Sep 11 2007 - Modified - Subrata Modak
#               - added option to create Failed File if it is not an absolute path
#               - added option to create Output File if it is not an absolute path
#               - added option to create Failed File compulsory, even if user has not mentioned it
#
#               Sep 14 2007 - Modified - Ricardo Salveti de Araujo
#               - cleaning and removing duplicated code
#
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setup()
{
    cd `dirname $0` || \
    {
        echo "FATAL: unable to change directory to $(dirname $0)"
        exit 1
    }
    export LTPROOT=${PWD}
    export TMPBASE="/tmp"
    export TMP="${TMPBASE}/ltp-$$"
    export TMPDIR="${TMP}"
    export PATH="${PATH}:${LTPROOT}/testcases/bin"

    [ -d $LTPROOT/testcases/bin ] ||
    {
        echo "FATAL: Test suite not installed correctly"
        echo "INFO: as root user type 'make ; make install'"
        exit 1
    }

    [ -e $LTPROOT/pan/pan ] ||
    {
        echo "FATAL: Test suite driver 'pan' not found"
        echo "INFO: as root user type 'make ; make install'"
        exit 1
    }
}

version_of_ltp()
{
    head -n 1  $LTPROOT/ChangeLog
    exit 0
}

usage() 
{
    cat <<-EOF >&2

    usage: ./${0##*/} -c [-C FAILCMDFILE ] [-d TMPDIR] [-f CMDFILES(,...) ]
    [-i # (in Mb)] [ -l LOGFILE ] [ -o OUTPUTFILE ] [ -m # (in Mb)] -N -n -q
    [ -r LTPROOT ] [ -s PATTERN ] [ -t DURATION ] -v [ -w CMDFILEADDR ]
    [ -x INSTANCES ]
                
    -C FAILCMDFILE  Command file with all failed test cases.
    -c NUM_PROCS    Run LTP under additional background CPU load.
    -d TMPDIR       Directory where temporary files will be created.
    -e              Prints the date of the current LTP release
    -f CMDFILES     Execute user defined list of testcases (separate with ',')
    -h              Help. Prints all available options.
    -i # (in Mb)    Run LTP with a _min_ IO load of # Mb in background.
    -l LOGFILE      Log results of test in a logfile.
    -m # (in Mb)    Run LTP with a _min_ memory load of # Mb in background.
    -N              Run all the networking tests. 
    -n              Run LTP with network traffic in background.
    -o OUTPUTFILE   Redirect test output to a file.
    -p              Human readable format logfiles. 
    -q              Print less verbose output to screen.
    -r LTPROOT      Fully qualified path where testsuite is installed.
    -s PATTERN      Only run test cases which match PATTERN.
    -t DURATION     Execute the testsuite for given duration. Examples:
                      -t 60s = 60 seconds
                      -t 45m = 45 minutes
                      -t 24h = 24 hours
                      -t 2d  = 2 days
    -v              Print more verbose output to screen.                   
    -w CMDFILEADDR  Uses wget to get the user's list of testcases.
    -x INSTANCES    Run multiple instances of this testsuite.

    example: ./${0##*/} -i 1024 -m 128 -p -q  -l /tmp/resultlog.$$ -d ${PWD}


	EOF
exit 0
}

main()
{
    local CMDFILES=""
    local PRETTY_PRT=""
    local ALT_DIR_OUT=0
    local ALT_DIR_RES=0
    local RUN_NETEST=0
    local QUIET_MODE=""
    local VERBOSE_MODE=""
    local NETPIPE=0
    local GENLOAD=0
    local MEMSIZE=0
    local DURATION=""
    local CMDFILEADDR=""
    local BYTESIZE=0
    local LOGFILE=""
    local SCENFILES=""
    local PRETTY_PRT=""
    local TAG_RESTRICT_STRING=""
    local PAN_COMMAND=""
    version_date=`head -n 1 $LTPROOT/ChangeLog`

    while getopts c:C:d:f:ehi:l:m:Nno:pqr:s:t:vw:x: arg
    do  case $arg in
        c)       
	    NUM_PROCS=$(($OPTARG))
            $LTPROOT/testcases/bin/genload --cpu $NUM_PROCS >/dev/null 2>&1 &
            GENLOAD=1 ;;

        C)  
            case $OPTARG in
            /*)
                FAILCMDFILE="-C $OPTARG" ;;
            *)    
                FAILCMDFILE="-C $LTPROOT/output/$OPTARG"
                ALT_DIR_OUT=1 ;;
            esac ;;
                   
        d)  # append $$ to TMP, as it is recursively 
            # removed at end of script.
            export TMPBASE=$OPTARG
            export TMP="${TMPBASE}/ltp-$$"
            export TMPDIR="$TMP";;
        e)  # Print out the version of LTP
            version_of_ltp
	    ;;
        f)  # Execute user defined set of testcases.
            # Can be more then one file, just separate it with ',', like:
            # -f nfs,commands,/tmp/testfile
            CMDFILES=$OPTARG;;
    
        h)  usage;;
        
        i)       
            BYTESIZE=$(($OPTARG * 1024 * 1024))
            $LTPROOT/testcases/bin/genload --io 1 >/dev/null 2>&1 &
            $LTPROOT/testcases/bin/genload --hdd 1 --hdd-bytes $BYTESIZE \
            >/dev/null 2>&1 & 
            GENLOAD=1 ;;
    
        l)      
            LOGFILE_NAME="$OPTARG"
            case $OPTARG in
            /*)
                LOGFILE="-l $OPTARG" ;;
            *)    
                LOGFILE="-l $LTPROOT/results/$OPTARG"
                ALT_DIR_RES=1 ;;
            esac ;;
    
        m)      
            MEMSIZE=$(($OPTARG * 1024 * 1024)) 
            $LTPROOT/testcases/bin/genload  --vm 0 --vm-bytes $MEMSIZE \
                >/dev/null 2>&1 & 
            GENLOAD=1;;
    
        N)  RUN_NETEST=1;;
    
        n)  
            $LTPROOT/testcases/bin/netpipe.sh
            NETPIPE=1;;
    
        o)  OUTPUTFILE_NAME="$OPTARG"
            case $OPTARG in
            /*)
                OUTPUTFILE="-o $OPTARG";;
            *)
                OUTPUTFILE="-o $LTPROOT/output/$OPTARG"
                ALT_DIR_OUT=1 ;;
            esac ;;
    
        p)  PRETTY_PRT=" -p ";;
   
        q)  QUIET_MODE=" -q ";;
    
        r)  LTPROOT=$OPTARG;;
    
        s)  TAG_RESTRICT_STRING=$OPTARG;;
    
        t)  # In case you want to specify the time 
            # to run from the command line 
            # (2m = two minutes, 2h = two hours, etc)
            DURATION="-t $OPTARG" ;;
    
        v)  VERBOSE_MODE=1;;

        w)  CMDFILEADDR=$OPTARG;;
   
        x)  # number of ltp's to run
            cat <<-EOF >&1
            WARNING: The use of -x can cause unpredictable failures, as a
                     result of concurrently running multiple tests designed
                     to be ran exclusively.
                     Pausing for 10 seconds..."
	EOF
            sleep 10 
            INSTANCES="-x $OPTARG -O ${TMP}";;
    
        \?) usage;;
        esac
    done
   
    ## It would be nice if a Failed File is compulsorily created (gives User better Idea of Tests that failed)  

    if [ ! "$FAILCMDFILE" ]; then                            ## User has not mentioned about Failed File name
         echo Inside Failed File Name not Mentioned
         ALT_DIR_OUT=1
         if [ ! "$OUTPUTFILE" ]; then		             ## User has not mentioned about Output File name either
            if [ ! "$LOGFILE" ]; then                        ## User has not mentioned about Log File name either
               FAILED_FILE_NAME=`date +"%Y_%b_%d-%Hh_%Mm_%Ss"`
               FAILCMDFILE="-C $LTPROOT/output/LTP_RUN_ON-$FAILED_FILE_NAME.failed"
            else					     ## User Fortunately wanted a log file,
               FAILED_FILE_NAME=`basename $LOGFILE_NAME`     ## Extract log file name and use it to construct Failed file name
               FAILCMDFILE="-C $LTPROOT/output/LTP_RUN_ON-$FAILED_FILE_NAME.failed"
            fi
         else                                                ## User Fortunately wanted a Output file
               FAILED_FILE_NAME=`basename $OUTPUTFILE_NAME`  ## Extract output file name and use it to construct Failed file name
               FAILCMDFILE="-C $LTPROOT/output/LTP_RUN_ON-$FAILED_FILE_NAME.failed"
         fi
    fi

    # If we need, create the output directory
    [ "$ALT_DIR_OUT" -eq 1 ] && \
    {
        echo "INFO: creating $LTPROOT/output directory"
        [ ! -d $LTPROOT/output ] && \
        {
           mkdir -p $LTPROOT/output || \
           {
               echo "ERROR: failed to create $LTPROOT/output"
               exit 1
            }
        }
    }
    # If we need, create the results directory
    [ "$ALT_DIR_RES" -eq 1 ] && \
    {
        echo "INFO: creating $LTPROOT/results directory"
        [ ! -d $LTPROOT/results ] && \
        {
           mkdir -p $LTPROOT/results || \
           {
               echo "ERROR: failed to create $LTPROOT/results"
               exit 1
            }
        }
    }

    # Added -m 777 for tests that call tst_tmpdir() and try to 
    #  write to it as user nobody
    mkdir -m 777 -p $TMP || \
    {
        echo "FATAL: Unable to make temporary directory $TMP"
        exit 1
    }
    
    cd $TMP || \
    {
      echo "could not cd ${TMP} ... exiting"
      exit 1
    }
    
    [ "$RUN_NETEST" -eq 1 ] && \
    {
        [ -z "$RHOST" ] || [ -z "$PASSWD" ] && \
        {
            [ -z "$RHOST" ] && \
            {
                echo \
                "INFO: Enter RHOST = 'name of the remote host machine'"
                echo -n "-> "
                read RHOST
            }

            [ -z "$PASSWD" ] && \
            {
                echo " "
                echo \
                "INFO: Enter PASSWD = 'root passwd of the remote host machine'"
                echo -n "-> "
                read PASSWD
            }
            export RHOST=$RHOST
            export PASSWD=$PASSWD
            echo "WARNING: security of $RHOST may be compromised"
        }
    }
    
    # If user does not provide a command file select a default set of testcases
    # to execute.
    if [ -z "$CMDFILES" ] && [ -z "$CMDFILEADDR" ]
    then
        cat <<-EOF >&1

    INFO: no command files were provided, using default,
          system calls, memory management, IPC, scheduler
          direct io, file system, math and pty tests will 
          now be executed
    
	EOF

        for SCENFILES in ${LTPROOT}/runtest/syscalls ${LTPROOT}/runtest/fs \
                     ${LTPROOT}/runtest/fsx ${LTPROOT}/runtest/dio \
                     ${LTPROOT}/runtest/mm ${LTPROOT}/runtest/ipc \
                     ${LTPROOT}/runtest/sched ${LTPROOT}/runtest/math \
                     ${LTPROOT}/runtest/nptl ${LTPROOT}/runtest/pty \
                     ${LTPROOT}/runtest/containers
        do
            [ -a "$SCENFILES" ] || \
            {
                echo "FATAL: missing scenario file $SCENFILES"
                exit 1
            }

            cat $SCENFILES >> ${TMP}/alltests || \
            {
                echo "FATAL: unable to create command file"
                exit 1
            }
       done
    fi

    [ -n "$CMDFILES" ] && \
    {
        for SCENFILES in `echo "$CMDFILES" | sed 's/,/\n/g'`
        do
            [ -f "$SCENFILES" ] || SCENFILES="$LTPROOT/runtest/$SCENFILES"
            cat "$SCENFILES" >> ${TMP}/alltests || \
            {
                echo "FATAL: unable to create command file"
                exit 1
            }
        done
    }
    
    [ -n "$CMDFILEADDR" ] && \
    {
        wget -q "${CMDFILEADDR}" -O ${TMP}/wgetcmdfile
        if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
            echo "FATAL: error while getting the command file with wget (address $CMDFILEADDR)"
            exit 1
        fi
        cat "${TMP}/wgetcmdfile" >> ${TMP}/alltests || \
        {
            echo "FATAL: unable to create command file"
            exit 1
        }
    }

    [ "$RUN_NETEST" -eq 1 ] && \
    {
        for SCENFILES in ${LTPROOT}/runtest/tcp_cmds \
                         ${LTPROOT}/runtest/multicast \
                         ${LTPROOT}/runtest/rpc \
                         ${LTPROOT}/runtest/nfs
        do
            [ -a "$SCENFILES" ] || \
            { 
                echo "FATAL: missing scenario file $SCENFILES"
                exit 1
            }
                         
            cat "$SCENFILES" >> ${TMP}/alltests || \
            {
                echo "FATAL: unable to create command file"
                exit 1
            }
        done
    } 

    # The fsx-linux tests use the SCRATCHDEV environment variable as a location
    # that can be reformatted and run on.  Set SCRATCHDEV if you want to run 
    # these tests.  As a safeguard, this is disabled.
    unset SCRATCHDEV
    [ -n "$SCRATCHDEV" ] && \
    {
         cat ${LTPROOT}/runtest/fsx >> ${TMP}/alltests ||
         {
             echo "FATAL: unable to create  fsx-linux tests command file"
             exit 1
         }
    }

    # If enabled, execute only test cases that match the PATTERN
    if [ -n "$TAG_RESTRICT_STRING" ]
    then
        mv -f ${TMP}/alltests ${TMP}/alltests.orig
	    grep $TAG_RESTRICT_STRING ${TMP}/alltests.orig > ${TMP}/alltests #Not worth checking return codes for this case
    fi
    
    # check for required users and groups
    ${LTPROOT}/IDcheck.sh &>/dev/null || \
    {
        echo "WARNING: required users and groups not present"
        echo "WARNING: some test cases may fail"
    }
       
    # display versions of installed software
    [ -z "$QUIET_MODE" ] && \
    { 
        ${LTPROOT}/ver_linux || \
        {
            echo "WARNING: unable to display versions of software installed"
            exit 1
    }
    }

    [ ! -z "$QUIET_MODE" ] && { echo "INFO: Test start time: $(date)" ; }
    PAN_COMMAND="${LTPROOT}/pan/pan $QUIET_MODE -e -S $INSTANCES $DURATION -a $$ \
    -n $$ $PRETTY_PRT -f ${TMP}/alltests $LOGFILE $OUTPUTFILE $FAILCMDFILE"
    if [ ! -z "$VERBOSE_MODE" ] ; then
      echo "COMMAND:    $PAN_COMMAND"
      if [ ! -z "$TAG_RESTRICT_STRING" ] ; then
        echo "INFO: Restricted to $TAG_RESTRICT_STRING"
      fi
    fi
    #$PAN_COMMAND #Duplicated code here, because otherwise if we fail, only "PAN_COMMAND" gets output
    ${LTPROOT}/pan/pan $QUIET_MODE -e -S $INSTANCES $DURATION -a $$ \
    -n $$ $PRETTY_PRT -f ${TMP}/alltests $LOGFILE $OUTPUTFILE $FAILCMDFILE
    
    if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
      echo "INFO: pan reported all tests PASS"
      VALUE=0
    else
      echo "INFO: pan reported some tests FAIL"
      VALUE=1
    fi
    echo "LTP Version: $version_date"

    [ ! -z "$QUIET_MODE" ] && { echo "INFO: Test end time: $(date)" ; }
    
    [ "$GENLOAD" -eq 1 ] && { killall -9 genload ; }
    [ "$NETPIPE" -eq 1 ] && { killall -9 NPtcp ; }
    
    [ "$ALT_DIR_OUT" -eq 1 ] || [ "$ALT_DIR_RES" -eq 1 ] && \
    {
    cat <<-EOF >&1
        
       ###############################################################"
        
            Done executing testcases."
            log result(s) is in $LTPROOT/results directory"
            output/failed result(s) in $LTPROOT/output directory [If you did not provide Absolute Path]
            LTP Version:  $version_date
       ###############################################################"
       
	EOF
    }
    exit $VALUE
}

cleanup()
{
    rm -rf ${TMP}
}

trap "cleanup" 0
setup
main "$@"