remove unused files from testcode

git-svn-id: file:///svn/unbound/trunk@3318 be551aaa-1e26-0410-a405-d3ace91eadb9
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Wouter Wijngaards 2015-01-22 15:53:31 +00:00
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Testbed for NSD.
# By Wouter Wijngaards, NLnet Labs, 2006.
# BSD License.
# this version prefers gmake if available.
# adds variable LDNS for the LDNS path to use.
# global settings
CONFIGURE_FLAGS=""
REPORT_FILE=testdata/testbed.report
LOG_FILE=testdata/testbed.log
HOST_FILE=testdata/host_file.$USER
if test ! -f $HOST_FILE; then
echo "No such file: $HOST_FILE"
exit 1
fi
function echossh() # like ssh but echos.
{
echo "> ssh $*"
ssh $*
}
# Compile and run NSD on platforms
function dotest()
# parameters: <host> <dir>
# host is name of ssh host
# dir is directory of nsd trunk on host
{
echo "$1 begin on "`date` | tee -a $REPORT_FILE
DISABLE=""
if test $IP6 = no; then
DISABLE="--disable-ipv6"
fi
if test x$LDNS != x; then
DISABLE="--with-ldns=$LDNS $DISABLE"
fi
if test x$LIBEVENT != x; then
DISABLE="--with-libevent=$LIBEVENT $DISABLE"
fi
cat >makeconf.mak.$$ << EOF
#configure: configure.ac
# $AC_CMD
# touch configure
Makefile: Makefile.in #configure
./configure $CONFIGURE_FLAGS $DISABLE
touch Makefile
EOF
scp makeconf.mak.$$ $1:$2
# determine make to use
tempx=`ssh $1 "cd $2; which gmake"`
MAKE_CMD=`ssh $1 "cd $2; if test -f '$tempx'; then echo $tempx; else echo $MAKE_CMD; fi"`
if test $SVN = yes; then
echossh $1 "cd $2; svn up"
echossh $1 "cd $2; $MAKE_CMD -f makeconf.mak.$$ configure"
else
# svn and autoconf locally
echo "fake svn via svnexport, tar, autoconf, bison, flex."
svn export svn+ssh://open.nlnetlabs.nl/svn/nsd/trunk unbound_ttt
(cd unbound_ttt; $AC_CMD; rm -r autom4te* .c-mode-rc.el .cvsignore)
if test $FIXCONFIGURE = yes; then
echo fixing up configure length test.
(cd unbound_ttt; mv configure oldconf; sed -e 's?while (test "X"?lt_cv_sys_max_cmd_len=65500; echo skip || while (test "X"?' <oldconf >configure; chmod +x ./configure)
fi
du unbound_ttt
rsync -vrcpz --rsync-path=/home/wouter/bin/rsync unbound_ttt $1:unbound_ttt
# tar czf unbound_ttt.tgz unbound_ttt
rm -rf unbound_ttt
# ls -al unbound_ttt.tgz
# scp unbound_ttt.tgz $1:unbound_ttt.tar.gz
# rm unbound_ttt.tgz
# echossh $1 "gtar xzf unbound_ttt.tar.gz && rm unbound_ttt.tar.gz"
fi
echossh $1 "cd $2; $MAKE_CMD -f makeconf.mak.$$ Makefile"
echossh $1 "cd $2; $MAKE_CMD all tests"
echossh $1 "cd $2; $MAKE_CMD doc"
if test $RUN_TEST = yes; then
echossh $1 "cd $2; bash testcode/do-tests.sh"
echossh $1 "cd $2/testdata; sh ../testcode/mini_tpkg.sh -q report" | tee -a $REPORT_FILE
fi
echossh $1 "cd $2; rm -f makeconf.mak.$$"
rm -f makeconf.mak.$$
echo "$1 end on "`date` | tee -a $REPORT_FILE
}
echo "on "`date`" by $USER." > $REPORT_FILE
echo "on "`date`" by $USER." > $LOG_FILE
# read host names
declare -a hostname desc dir vars
IFS=' '
i=0
while read a b c d; do
if echo $a | grep "^#" >/dev/null; then
continue # skip it
fi
# append after arrays
hostname[$i]=$a
desc[$i]=$b
dir[$i]=$c
vars[$i]=$d
i=$(($i+1))
done <$HOST_FILE
echo "testing on $i hosts"
# do the test
for((i=0; i<${#hostname[*]}; i=$i+1)); do
if echo ${hostname[$i]} | grep "^#" >/dev/null; then
continue # skip it
fi
# echo "hostname=[${hostname[$i]}]"
# echo "desc=[${desc[$i]}]"
# echo "dir=[${dir[$i]}]"
# echo "vars=[${vars[$i]}]"
AC_CMD="libtoolize -c --force; autoconf && autoheader"
MAKE_CMD="make"
SVN=yes
IP6=yes
FIXCONFIGURE=no
RUN_TEST=yes
LDNS=
LIBEVENT=
eval ${vars[$i]}
echo "*** ${hostname[$i]} ${desc[$i]} ***" | tee -a $LOG_FILE | tee -a $REPORT_FILE
dotest ${hostname[$i]} ${dir[$i]} 2>&1 | tee -a $LOG_FILE
done
echo "done"

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Testbed.sh help page.
Testbed helps in running the test packages (using tpkg(1)) on several systems.
The script is specially written for unbound (edit it to change to different
software). It is licensed BSD.
The hosts to run on are listed in host_file.<username>. You need to have
public-key authorized ssh access to these systems (or type your password lots
and lots of times). The host_file describes the directories and environment
of each host. You need only user-level access to the host.
The host_file is very restrictive in formatting. Comments are lines starting
with the # mark. The entries must be separated by tabs. Please list the
hostname<tab>description<tab>checkoutdir<tab>variables
hostname: network hostname to ssh to.
desc: pretty text to describe the machine architecture.
checkoutdir: directory on the remote host where a svn checkout is present.
variables: zero or more variables separated by spaces. BLA=value BAR=val.
Only important variable for unbound is the LDNS=<dir> variable that if present
forces --with-ldns=<dir> to be passed to ./configure. In case LDNS is not
installed on the system itself, but present somewhere else.
You can also set LIBEVENT=<dir> for the libevent directory, if it is
installed in a nonstandard location.
*** Running the testbed
Run by executing the script. It will take all the hosts from the file in
turn and update the svn directory there, possible autoreconf if necessary,
possibly ./configure <args> if necessary, make the executables.
Then it will run the testcode/do-tests script. This script should execute
the tests that this host is capable of running.
in testdata/testbed.log has a line-by-line log. See your make errors here.
in testdata/testbed.report has only the tpkg reports. Summary.