#!/usr/bin/env perl BEGIN { die "The PERCONA_TOOLKIT_BRANCH environment variable is not set.\n" unless $ENV{PERCONA_TOOLKIT_BRANCH} && -d $ENV{PERCONA_TOOLKIT_BRANCH}; unshift @INC, "$ENV{PERCONA_TOOLKIT_BRANCH}/lib"; }; use strict; use warnings FATAL => 'all'; use English qw(-no_match_vars); use Test::More; use File::Spec::Functions; use PerconaTest; use Sandbox; use Data::Dumper; use File::Spec; use Time::HiRes qw(time); require "$trunk/bin/pt-query-digest"; my $output; my $cmd = catfile($trunk, "bin", "pt-query-digest"); my @args = (qw(--limit 1), catfile($trunk, qw(t lib samples slowlogs slow001.txt))); # Pingback.pm does this too. my $dir = File::Spec->tmpdir(); my $check_time_file = File::Spec->catfile($dir,'percona-toolkit-version-check'); unlink $check_time_file if -f $check_time_file; $output = `PTVCDEBUG=1 $cmd @args --version-check http 2>&1`; like( $output, qr/(?:VersionCheck|Pingback|Percona suggests)/, "Looks like the version-check happened" ) or diag($output); like( $output, qr/# Query 1: 0 QPS, 0x concurrency, ID 0x7F7D57ACDD8A346E at byte 0/, "Tool ran after version-check" ) or diag(Dumper($output)); ok( -f $check_time_file, "Created percona-toolkit-version-check file" ); # ########################################################################### # v-c file should limit checks to 1 per 24 hours # ########################################################################### $output = `PTVCDEBUG=1 $cmd @args --version-check http 2>&1`; like( $output, qr/It is not time to --version-check again/, "Doesn't always check because of time limit" ); unlink $check_time_file if -f $check_time_file; # ########################################################################### # Fake v.percona.com not responding by using a different, non-existent URL. # ########################################################################### my $t0 = time; $output = `PTVCDEBUG=1 PERCONA_VERSION_CHECK_URL='http://x.percona.com' $cmd @args --version-check http 2>&1`; my $t = time - $t0; like( $output, qr/Error.+?(?:GET on http:\/\/x\.percona\.com.+?HTTP status 5\d+|Failed to get any program versions; should have at least gotten Perl)/, "The Percona server didn't respond" ); # In actuality it should only wait 2s, but on slow boxes all the other # stuff the tool does may cause the time to be much greater than 2. # If nothing else, this tests that the timeout isn't something crazy # like 30s. cmp_ok( $t, '<', 6, "Tool waited a short while for the Percona server to respond" ); # ########################################################################### # Disable the v-c (for now it's disabled by default, so by "disable" here # we just mean "don't pass --version-check"). # ########################################################################### unlink $check_time_file if -f $check_time_file; $output = `PTVCDEBUG=1 $cmd @args 2>&1`; unlike( $output, qr/(?:VersionCheck|Pingback|Percona suggests)/, "Looks like --no-version-check disabled the version-check" ) or diag($output); ok( !-f $check_time_file, "percona-toolkit-version-check file not created with --no-version-check" ); $output = `PTVCDEBUG=1 $cmd --version-check off @args 2>&1`; unlike( $output, qr/(?:VersionCheck|Pingback|Percona suggests)/, "Looks like --version-check off disabled the version-check" ) or diag($output); ok( !-f $check_time_file, "percona-toolkit-version-check file not created with --version-check off" ); # PERCONA_VERSION_CHECK=0 is handled in Pingback, so it will print a line # for PTVCDEBUG saying why it didn't run. So we just check that it doesn't # create the file which also signifies that it didn't run. $output = `PTVCDEBUG=1 PERCONA_VERSION_CHECK=0 $cmd @args --version-check http 2>&1`; ok( !-f $check_time_file, "Looks like PERCONA_VERSION_CHECK=0 disabled the version-check" ); # ############################################################################# # Done. # ############################################################################# unlink $check_time_file if -f $check_time_file; done_testing; exit;