#! /bin/sh
# -*- sh -*-
#
# $Id: empty.test,v 1.1 2003/03/14 18:09:04 richdawe Exp $
# Copyright (C) 2003 by Richard Dawe
#
# Check that --syncdb works, when the package database is empty.

if (test -n "$VERBOSE" -a "$VERBOSE" != "n" ); then
    set -x
fi

fail=0

tmproot=`pwd`/$$.root
log=`pwd`/empty.log

mkdir -p $tmproot                        || exit 1
mkdir -p ${tmproot}/manifest             || exit 1
mkdir -p ${tmproot}/share/pakke/db       || exit 1
mkdir -p ${tmproot}/share/pakke/db-avail || exit 1
mkdir -p ${tmproot}/share/pakke/packages || exit 1

# Copy a platform DSM and make up version and manifest files,
# so there's something to synchronise.
platform=win95
syncdb="$PAKKEOPT --root $tmproot --syncdb -v"

cp ${top_srcdir}/src/defaults/platform/${platform}.dsm ${tmproot}/manifest \
    || fail=1
echo "win95 Windows 95 (binaries)" >${tmproot}/manifest/${platform}.ver \
    || fail=1
touch ${tmproot}/foo                          || fail=1
echo foo >${tmproot}/manifest/${platform}.mft || fail=1

# Timestamp
echo >>$log                                 || fail=1
date >>$log                                 || fail=1
echo >>$log                                 || fail=1

# Syncronise the database.
echo $PAKKE $syncdb >>$log                  || fail=1
$PAKKE $syncdb >>$log 2>&1                  || fail=1

# FIXME: This should refer to share/pakke/db. We don't currently
# copy the DSMs from manifest to db-avail, so the file won't be there
# after synchronisation. So this test isn't valid yet.
#
## Success?
#test -f ${tmproot}/manifest/${platform}.dsm || fail=1

if [ "$fail" = "0" ]; then
    rm -rf $tmproot || fail=1
fi

exit $fail