lsyncd/tests/randomrsync.lua

#!/usr/bin/lua
-- a heavy duty test.
-- makes thousends of random changes to the source tree
-- checks every X changes if lsyncd managed to keep target tree in sync.
require("posix")
dofile("tests/testlib.lua")

-- always makes the same "random", so failures can be debugged.
math.randomseed(1) 

local tdir = mktempd().."/"
cwriteln("using ", tdir, " as test root")

local srcdir = tdir.."src/"
local trgdir = tdir.."trg/"

posix.mkdir(srcdir)
posix.mkdir(trgdir)
-- local pid = spawn("./lsyncd","-nodaemon","-rsync",srcdir,trgdir)

cwriteln("waiting for Lsyncd to startup")
posix.sleep(1)

-- all dirs created, indexed by integer and path
root = {name=""}
alldirs = {root}

-----
-- returns the name of a directory
-- call it with name=nil
local function dirname(dir, name)
	name = name or ""
	if not dir then
		return name
	end
	return dirname(dir.parent, dir.name .. "/" .. name)
end


cwriteln("making random data")
for ai=1,10000 do
	-- throw a die what to do
	local acn = math.random(2)

	-- 1 .. creates a directory
	if acn == 1 then 
		-- chooses a random directory to create it into
		local rd = alldirs[math.random(#alldirs)]
		-- creates a new random one letter name
		local nn = string.char(96 + math.random(26))
		if not rd[nn] then
			local ndir = {
				name   = nn,
				parent = rd 
			}
			local dn = dirname(ndir)
			rd[nn] = dn
			table.insert(alldirs, ndir)
			cwriteln("mkdir "..srcdir..dn)
			posix.mkdir(srcdir..dn)
		end
	-- 2 .. creates a file
	elseif acn == 2 then
		-- chooses a random directory to create it into
		local rd = alldirs[math.random(#alldirs)]
		-- creates a new random one letter name
		local nn = 'f'..string.char(96 + math.random(26))
		TODO	
	
	end

end

cwriteln("waiting for Lsyncd to finish its jobs.")
posix.sleep(20)

cwriteln("killing the Lsyncd daemon")
posix.kill(pid)
local _, exitmsg, exitcode = posix.wait(lpid)
cwriteln("Exitcode of Lsyncd = ", exitmsg, " ", exitcode)

exitcode = os.execute("diff -r "..srcdir.." "..trgdir)
cwriteln("Exitcode of diff = ", exitcode)
os.exit(exitcode)