#!/usr/bin/env bash
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source ./functions.sh
set -e
set -x

requires_nbdinfo
requires test -f disk

files="partition2.log"
rm -f $files
cleanup_fn rm -f $files

# Select partition 3 from a 2 partition disk.
nbdkit -U - -r -f -v --filter=partition \
         partitioning disk disk partition-type=mbr partition=3 \
         --run 'nbdinfo $nbd' > partition2.log 2>&1 ||:

cat partition2.log

grep "MBR partition 3 not found" partition2.log

# Selection partition 11 from a 9 partition disk.  NB: partition 4 is
# the extended partition so it is skipped.  This test is slightly
# different from above as it invokes the code supporting logical
# partitions.
nbdkit -U - -r -f -v --filter=partition \
         partitioning disk disk disk disk disk disk disk disk disk \
         partition-type=mbr partition=11 \
         --run 'nbdinfo $nbd' > partition2.log 2>&1 ||:

cat partition2.log

grep "MBR partition 11 not found" partition2.log

# It should be impossible to select an extended partition.
nbdkit -U - -r -f -v --filter=partition \
         partitioning disk disk disk disk disk partition-type=mbr partition=4 \
         --run 'nbdinfo $nbd' > partition2.log 2>&1 ||:

cat partition2.log

grep "MBR partition 4 not found" partition2.log

# Selecting a logical partition on a disk without an extended
# partition gives a different error.
nbdkit -U - -r -f -v --filter=partition \
         partitioning disk disk partition-type=mbr partition=5 \
         --run 'nbdinfo $nbd' > partition2.log 2>&1 ||:

cat partition2.log

grep "there is no extended partition" partition2.log
