#!/bin/bash

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# Check whether we have any globally configured IPv6 addresses
# - if not then we can't run the tests because ipv6 lookups won't
#   work within the qpid code. This is a deliberate feature to avoid
#   getting addresses that can't be routed by the machine.

if ip -f inet6 -o addr | cut -f 9 -s -d' ' | grep global > /dev/null ; then
    echo "IPv6 addresses configured continuing"
else
    echo "No global IPv6 addresses configured - skipping test"
    exit 0
fi


# Run a simple test over IPv6
source ./test_env.sh

CONFIG=$(dirname $0)/config.null
TEST_HOSTNAME=::1
COUNT=10

trap cleanup EXIT

error() { echo $*; exit 1; }

# Don't need --no-module-dir or --no-data-dir as they are set as env vars in test_env.sh
COMMON_OPTS="--daemon --auth no --config $CONFIG"

# Record all broker ports started
unset PORTS
declare -a PORTS

# Start new brokers:
#   $1 must be integer
#   $2 = extra opts
# Append used ports to PORTS variable
start_brokers() {
    local -a ports
    for (( i=0; $i<$1; i++)) do
        ports[$i]=$($QPIDD_EXEC --port 0 $COMMON_OPTS $2)
    done
    PORTS=( ${PORTS[@]} ${ports[@]} )
}

stop_brokers() {
    for port in "${PORTS[@]}";
    do
        $QPIDD_EXEC -qp $port
    done
    PORTS=()
}

cleanup() {
    stop_brokers
}

start_brokers 1
PORT=${PORTS[0]}
echo "Started IPv6 smoke perftest on broker port $PORT"

## Test connection via connection settings
./qpid-perftest --count ${COUNT} --port ${PORT} -b $TEST_HOSTNAME --summary

## Test connection with a URL
URL="amqp:[$TEST_HOSTNAME]:$PORT"

./qpid-send -b $URL --content-string=hello -a "foo;{create:always}"
MSG=`./qpid-receive -b $URL -a "foo;{create:always}" --messages 1`
test "$MSG" = "hello" || { echo "receive failed '$MSG' != 'hello'"; exit 1; }

stop_brokers

# Federation smoke test follows

# Start 2 brokers

# In a distribution, the python tools will be absent.
if [ ! -f $QPID_CONFIG_EXEC ] || [ ! -f $QPID_ROUTE_EXEC ] ; then
    echo "python tools absent - skipping federation test."
else

    start_brokers 2
    echo "Started Federated brokers on ports ${PORTS[*]}"
    # Make broker urls
    BROKER0="[::1]:${PORTS[0]}"
    BROKER1="[::1]:${PORTS[1]}"
    TEST_QUEUE=ipv6-fed-test

    $QPID_CONFIG_EXEC -b $BROKER0 add queue $TEST_QUEUE
    $QPID_CONFIG_EXEC -b $BROKER1 add queue $TEST_QUEUE
    $QPID_ROUTE_EXEC dynamic add $BROKER1 $BROKER0 amq.direct
    $QPID_CONFIG_EXEC -b $BROKER1 bind amq.direct $TEST_QUEUE $TEST_QUEUE
    $QPID_ROUTE_EXEC route map $BROKER1

    ./datagen --count 100 | tee rdata-in |
        ./qpid-send -b amqp:$BROKER0 -a amq.direct/$TEST_QUEUE --content-stdin
    ./qpid-receive -b amqp:$BROKER1 -a $TEST_QUEUE --print-content yes -m 0 > rdata-out

    cmp rdata-in rdata-out || { echo "Federated data over IPv6 does not compare"; exit 1; }

    stop_brokers
    rm rdata-in rdata-out
fi