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Address lint concerns

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Hamish Coleman 1 year ago
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  1. 22
      scripts/test_integration_edge.sh
  2. 16
      scripts/test_integration_supernode.sh

22
scripts/test_integration_edge.sh

@ -16,16 +16,16 @@ docmd() {
}
# start a supernode
docmd ${BINDIR}/supernode -v
docmd "${BINDIR}"/supernode -v
# Start the edge in the background
docmd sudo ${BINDIR}/edge -l localhost:7654 -c test >/dev/null
docmd sudo "${BINDIR}"/edge -l localhost:7654 -c test >/dev/null
# TODO:
# - send edge messages to stderr?
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl communities
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl packetstats
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl edges --raw
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl communities
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl packetstats
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl edges --raw
# TODO:
# docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl supernodes --raw
@ -35,15 +35,15 @@ docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl edges --raw
# - last_seen timestamp
# - uptime
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl verbose
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl --write verbose 1 2>/dev/null
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl verbose
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl --write verbose 1 2>/dev/null
echo $?
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -k $AUTH --write verbose 1
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -k $AUTH --write verbose 1
# looks strange, but we are querying the state of the "stop" verb
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl stop
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl stop
# stop them both
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -k $AUTH --write stop
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 -k $AUTH --write stop
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -k $AUTH --write stop
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 -k $AUTH --write stop

16
scripts/test_integration_supernode.sh

@ -16,18 +16,18 @@ docmd() {
}
# start it running in the background
docmd ${BINDIR}/supernode -v
docmd "${BINDIR}"/supernode -v
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 communities
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 packetstats
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 edges --raw
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 communities
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 packetstats
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 edges --raw
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 verbose
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 -k $AUTH --write verbose 1
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 verbose
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 -k $AUTH --write verbose 1
# looks strange, but we are querying the state of the "stop" verb
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 stop
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 stop
# stop it
docmd ${TOPDIR}/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 -k $AUTH --write stop
docmd "${TOPDIR}"/scripts/n2n-ctl -t 5645 -k $AUTH --write stop

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