2 # Ensure that cp/mv/ln don't clobber a just-copied/moved/linked file.
3 # With fileutils-4.1 and earlier, this test would fail for cp and mv.
4 # With coreutils-6.9 and earlier, this test would fail for ln.
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21 .
"${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ .
/src
26 mkdir a b c || framework_failure_
27 echo a
> a
/f || framework_failure_
28 echo b
> b
/f || framework_failure_
31 cp a
/f b
/f c
2> /dev
/null
&& fail
=1
35 test "$(cat c/f)" = a || fail
=1
38 # With --backup=numbered, it should succeed
39 cp --backup=numbered a
/f b
/f c || fail
=1
43 test -f c
/f.~
1~ || fail
=1
46 mv a
/f b
/f c
2> /dev
/null
&& fail
=1
50 test "$(cat c/f)" = a || fail
=1
52 # Make sure mv still works when moving hard links.
53 # This is where the same_file test is necessary, and why
54 # we save file names in addition to dev/ino.
58 mv a
/f b
/g c || fail
=1
65 mv a
/f b
/f b
/g c
2> /dev
/null
&& fail
=1
66 test -f a
/f
&& fail
=1 # a/f should have been moved
67 test -f b
/f || fail
=1 # b/f should remain
68 test -f b
/g
&& fail
=1 # b/g should have been moved
75 echo a
> a
/f || fail
=1
76 echo b
> b
/f || fail
=1
77 ln -f a
/f b
/f c
2> /dev
/null
&& fail
=1
78 # a/f and c/f must be linked
79 test $
(stat
--format %i a
/f
) = $
(stat
--format %i c
/f
) || fail
=1
80 # b/f and c/f must not be linked
81 test $
(stat
--format %i b
/f
) = $
(stat
--format %i c
/f
) && fail
=1