- The script was looking for /root/.passwd-s3fs on my debian
machine (it worked correctly on Ubuntu). Fixed the common.sh
file to always look in the SUDO_USER's home directory
- Added the passwd_file option to the s3fs command. Since the
test runs as root, the $SUDO_USER's password file wasn't
being looked for by the program itself. Instead the normal
precedence was being followed and the /etc/passwd-s3fs file
was being used.
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The correct way to solve this is to consistently faily when mounting. Also offer a flag to forcefully create the bucket if it doesn't yet exist.
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To run integration tests, just use: sudo make check
This will give you a report of all passes and failures.
To add an integration test, just add it to the TESTS variable in s3fs/test/Makefile.am
Make sure your test sources integration-test-common.sh and require-root.sh
Having many of these for every feature will help us avoid regressions and develop with confidence.
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