#!/usr/bin/env bash

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# Test secure table is not leaking data in user land

SKIP_WITH_LVMPOLLD=1
SKIP_WITH_LVMLOCKD=1

# AES key matching rot13 string from dmsecuretest.c */
SECURE="434e0cbab02ca68ffba9268222c3789d703fe62427b78b308518b3228f6a2122"

. lib/inittest

DMTEST="${PREFIX}-test-secure"

# Test needs installed gdb package with gcore app
which gcore || skip

aux driver_at_least 4 6 || skip

# ensure we can create devices (uses dmsetup, etc)
aux prepare_devs 1

# check both code versions - linked libdm  and internal device_mapper version
# there should not be any difference
for i in securetest dmsecuretest ; do

# 1st. try with empty table
# 2nd. retry with already exiting DM node - exercize error path also wipes
for j in empty existing ; do

"$i" "$dev1" "$DMTEST" >cmdout 2>&1 &
PID=$!
sleep .5

# crypt device should be loaded
dmsetup status "$DMTEST"

# generate core file for running&sleeping binary
gcore "$PID" | tee out || skip

# check we capture core while  dmsecuretest was already sleeping
grep "nanosleep" out || grep kernel_vsyscall out
kill "$PID" || true
wait

cat cmdout

# $SECURE string must NOT be present in core file
not grep "$SECURE" "core.$PID" || {
	## cp "core.$PID" /dev/shm/core
	rm -f "core.$PID"
	should dmsetup remove "$DMTEST" # go around weird bugs
	die "!!! Secure string $SECURE found present in core.$PID !!!"
}
rm -f "core.$PID"

if test "$j" = empty ; then
	not grep "Device or resource busy" cmdout
else
	# Device should be already present resulting into error message
	grep "Device or resource busy" cmdout
	dmsetup remove "$DMTEST"
fi

done

done
