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 #!/bin/ksh

 # 

 # This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public

 # License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this

 # file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

 #

 # runy2ktests.ksh

 #	Set system clock to Y2K dates of interest and run the Y2K tests.

 #	Needs root/administrator privilege

 #

 # WARNING: Because this script needs to be run with root/administrator

 #	privilege, thorough understanding of the script and extreme

 #	caution are urged.

 #

 #

 # SECTION I

 #	Define variables

 #

 SYSTEM_INFO=`uname -a`

 OS_ARCH=`uname -s`

 if [ $OS_ARCH = "Windows_NT" ] || [ $OS_ARCH = "Windows_95" ]

 then

 	NULL_DEVICE=nul

 else

 	NULL_DEVICE=/dev/null

 fi

 #

 # Test dates for NSPR Y2K tests

 #

 Y2KDATES="	123123591998.55

 			090923591999.55

 			123123591999.55

 			022823592000.55

 			022923592000.55

 			123123592000.55"

 Y2KDATES_AIX="	12312359.5598

 				09092359.5599

 				12312359.5599

 				02282359.5500

 				02292359.5500

 				12312359.5500"

 Y2KDATES_HPUX="	123123591998

 				090923591999

 				123123591999

 				022823592000

 				022923592000

 				123123592000"

 Y2KDATES_MKS="	1231235998.55

 				0909235999.55

 				1231235999.55

 				0228235900.55

 				0229235900.55

 				1231235900.55"

 #

 # NSPR Y2K tests

 #

 Y2KTESTS="

 y2k		\n

 y2ktmo	\n

 y2k		\n

 ../runtests.ksh"

 Y2KTESTS_HPUX="

 y2k			\n

 y2ktmo -l 60\n

 y2k			\n

 ../runtests.ksh"

 #

 # SECTION II

 #	Define functions

 #

 save_date()

 {

 	case $OS_ARCH in

 	AIX)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M.%S%y"`

 	;;

 	HP-UX)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%Y"`

 	;;

 	Windows_NT)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%y.%S"`

 	;;

 	Windows_95)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%y.%S"`

 	;;

 	*)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%Y.%S"`

 	;;

 	esac

 }

 set_date()

 {

 	case $OS_ARCH in

 	Windows_NT)

 #

 # The date command in MKS Toolkit releases 5.1 and 5.2

 # uses the current DST status for the date we want to

 # set the system clock to.  However, the DST status for

 # that date may be different from the current DST status.

 # We can work around this problem by invoking the date

 # command with the same date twice.

 #

 		date "$1" > $NULL_DEVICE

 		date "$1" > $NULL_DEVICE

 	;;

 	*)

 		date "$1" > $NULL_DEVICE

 	;;

 	esac

 }

 restore_date()

 {

 	set_date "$SAVED_DATE"

 }

 savedate()

 {

 	case $OS_ARCH in

 	AIX)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M.%S%y"`

 	;;

 	HP-UX)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%Y"`

 	;;

 	Windows_NT)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%y.%S"`

 	;;

 	Windows_95)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%y.%S"`

 	;;

 	*)

 		SAVED_DATE=`date "+%m%d%H%M%Y.%S"`

 	;;

 	esac

 }

 set_y2k_test_parameters()

 {

 #

 # set dates

 #

 	case $OS_ARCH in

 	AIX)

 		DATES=$Y2KDATES_AIX

 	;;

 	HP-UX)

 		DATES=$Y2KDATES_HPUX

 	;;

 	Windows_NT)

 		DATES=$Y2KDATES_MKS

 	;;

 	Windows_95)

 		DATES=$Y2KDATES_MKS

 	;;

 	*)

 		DATES=$Y2KDATES

 	;;

 	esac

 #

 # set tests

 #

 	case $OS_ARCH in

 	HP-UX)

 		TESTS=$Y2KTESTS_HPUX

 	;;

 	*)

 		TESTS=$Y2KTESTS

 	;;

 	esac

 }

 #

 # runtests:

 #	-	runs each test in $TESTS after setting the

 #		system clock to each date in $DATES

 #

 runtests()

 {

 for newdate in ${DATES}

 do

 	set_date $newdate

 	echo $newdate

 	echo "BEGIN\t\t\t`date`"

 	echo "Date\t\t\t\t\tTest\t\t\tResult"

 	echo $TESTS | while read prog

 	do

 		echo "`date`\t\t\c"

 		echo "$prog\c"

 		./$prog >> ${LOGFILE} 2>&1

 		if [ 0 = $? ] ; then

 			echo "\t\t\tPassed";

 		else

 			echo "\t\t\tFAILED";

 		fi;

 	done

 	echo "END\t\t\t`date`\n"

 done

 }

 #

 # SECTION III

 #	Run tests

 #

 LOGFILE=${NSPR_TEST_LOGFILE:-$NULL_DEVICE}

 OBJDIR=`basename $PWD`

 echo "\nNSPR Year 2000 Test Results - $OBJDIR\n"

 echo "SYSTEM:\t\t\t${SYSTEM_INFO}"

 echo "NSPR_TEST_LOGFILE:\t${LOGFILE}\n"

 save_date

 #

 # Run NSPR Y2k and standard tests

 #

 set_y2k_test_parameters

 runtests

 restore_date