#!/bin/sh
# readlink from 6.9 would fail with a false-positive symlink loop error

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if test "$VERBOSE" = yes; then
  set -x
  readlink --version
fi

. $srcdir/test-lib.sh
cwd=$("$abs_top_builddir/src/pwd")

# To trigger this bug, we have to construct a name/situation during
# the resolution of which the code dereferences the same symlink (S)
# two different times with no actual loop.  In addition, arrange
# so that the second and fourth calls to readlink operate on S.

ln -s s p        || framework_failure
ln -s d s        || framework_failure
mkdir d          || framework_failure
echo 2 > d/2     || framework_failure
ln -s ../s/2 d/1 || framework_failure

fail=0
# With coreutils-6.9, this would fail with ELOOP.
readlink -v -e p/1 > out || fail=1
# readlink -e d/2 > exp || fail=1
echo "$cwd/d/2" > exp || fail=1
compare out exp || fail=1

# Construct a real loop and make sure readlink still detects it.
ln -sf ../s/1 d/2 || framework_failure
readlink -v -e p/1 2> out && fail=1
readlink_msg=$(cat out)
case $readlink_msg in
  'readlink: p/1: '*) ;;
  *) fail=1;;
esac
symlink_loop_msg=${readlink_msg#'readlink: p/1: '}

# Exercise the hash table code.
ln -nsf ../s/3 d/2 || framework_failure
ln -nsf ../p/4 d/3 || framework_failure
ln -nsf ../p/5 d/4 || framework_failure
ln -nsf ../p/6 d/5 || framework_failure
ln -nsf ../p/7 d/6 || framework_failure
ln -nsf ../p/8 d/7 || framework_failure
echo x > d/8       || framework_failure
readlink -v -e p/1 > out || fail=1
echo "$cwd/d/8" > exp || fail=1
compare out exp || fail=1

# A trivial loop
ln -s loop loop
readlink -v -e loop 2> out && fail=1
echo "readlink: loop: $symlink_loop_msg" > exp || framework_failure
compare out exp || fail=1

Exit $fail
