tests/test-limit.sh

   1 #!/usr/bin/env bash
   2 # nbdkit
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  32
  33 source ./functions.sh
  34 set -e
  35 set -x
  36
  37 requires nbdsh --version
  38
  39 sock=$(mktemp -u /tmp/nbdkit-test-sock.XXXXXX)
  40 files="limit.pid $sock"
  41 cleanup_fn rm -f $files
  42
  43 # Start nbdkit with the limit filter and a limit of 2 clients.
  44 start_nbdkit -P limit.pid -U $sock --filter=limit memory size=1M limit=2
  45
  46 export sock
  47
  48 nbdsh -c - <<'EOF'
  49 import os
  50 import sys
  51 import time
  52
  53 sock = os.environ["sock"]
  54
  55 # It should be possible to connect two clients.
  56 # Note that nbdsh creates the ‘h’ handle implicitly.
  57 h.connect_unix(sock)
  58 h2 = nbd.NBD()
  59 h2.connect_unix(sock)
  60
  61 # A third connection is expected to fail.
  62 try:
  63     h3 = nbd.NBD()
  64     h3.connect_unix(sock)
  65     # This should not happen.
  66     sys.exit(1)
  67 except nbd.Error:
  68     pass
  69
  70 # Close one of the existing connections.
  71 del h2
  72
  73 # There's a possible race between closing the client socket
  74 # and nbdkit noticing and closing the connection.
  75 time.sleep(5)
  76
  77 # Now a new connection should be possible.
  78 h4 = nbd.NBD()
  79 h4.connect_unix(sock)
  80
  81 EOF